The phrase "achieved continuously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or outcome that is maintained over time without interruption.
Example: "The team's success was achieved continuously through their dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "attained consistently" or "realized steadily".
Due to the high mass and heat transfer performance, Hofmann rearrangement can be achieved continuously by one-step microreaction process at relatively high temperature (40 45 °C) with a residence time (5 7 min) much shorter than the conventional 4 5 h in batch reactors.
But it's also important that customer delight is achieved continuously over the long term.
Linguistic equivalence across the various language versions was achieved continuously during the validation process.
Monitoring the results of treatment can be achieved continuously with an in situ PAC and repeated echocardiographic measurements.
"The report clearly shows that, overall, existing tools with the regulatory framework are sufficient to achieve continuously increasing competition on markets for the benefits of consumers," Michael Bartholomew, director of the association, said in a statement.
Although this idealized structure is complicated to achieve continuously by employing only the fibre spinning process, the results here show that, in terms of yielding the piezoelectric effect, sufficiently similar structures were achieved with conductive coatings on bi-component fibres.
To achieve continuous scanning capability, the ADRs must operate continuously.
Here we systematically studied the Fano characteristics of Al nano-dolmen and achieved the continuously turning the Fano dips in visible ranges.
Therefore, the goal of increasing the efficiency and the economical benefits may be achieved through continuously improving of the energy consumption and FCC operation.
A conversion rate higher than chemical equilibrium as well as better yield or even an enhanced selectivity in comparison to conventional processes can be achieved by continuously removing the products from the reaction zone.
The large number of measurements was achieved by continuously moving the probe.
