The phrase "allowing for continuity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to maintain a consistent flow or connection in a process, argument, or narrative.
Example: "The changes in the project timeline are significant, but we must ensure that we are allowing for continuity in our overall strategy."
Alternatives: "ensuring consistency" or "maintaining flow".
We are open 7 days per week with extended hours allowing for continuity of care for your patients.
Nurses and medical assistants frequently remain in health clinics for several years at each posting, allowing for continuity of care for clients.
In our model, the heart torso interface is assumed to be a perfect conductor, allowing for continuity of both current and potential between the extracellular myocardial region and the torso region.
"It allowed for continuity.
Keeping a large population of mentally ill inmates in one facility, she said, allowed for continuity of care.
A senior military officer said extending deployment of the Third Brigade, which patrols Falluja and nearby areas of anti-American resistance, would allow for continuity.
This approach allowed for continuity in conservation objectives across both space and time by identifying the geographic extent of thermal stress in the region and illustrating how conditions would change in future years.
Caplan said a cohort of 75 people feels like the right size and allows for continuity between the different programs.
The use of a silane coupling agent induces encapsulation of the etched protruding crystals [24] and allows for continuity between the organic and inorganic phases [5, 10].
Our results show that despite the incongruent effect of these coding changes, the use of specified lookback periods would allow for continuity in trends of diabetes prevalence in CHD patients.
Telerehabilitation allows for continuity of service through the entire rehabilitation cycle including assessment, intervention, consultation, and education, and it has recently emerged as an effective support to provide rehabilitation care to patients discharged at home [ 9].
