The phrase "an uninterrupted stream of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous flow of something, such as information, thoughts, or events, without any breaks or interruptions.
Example: "During the meeting, she provided an uninterrupted stream of ideas that captivated everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "a constant flow of" or "a steady stream of".
No choreographer turns out an uninterrupted stream of masterpieces.
If life is an uninterrupted stream of "success," who stops to analyze the reasons?
While Mexican men in ranchero music need an uninterrupted stream of tequila to admit defeat or pain, Juan Gabriel opens the wound for all to see.
Ms. Abdul was a shapeless blob of warm feeling, and Mr. Jackson is value-neutral, an uninterrupted stream of small words and big emphasis.
But country-radio executives will once again have to make a complicated calculation, weighing their audience's general fondness for Taylor Swift against its desire to hear an uninterrupted stream of songs that sound, more or less, like country music.
After laboring for five years over the esoteric science-fiction epic "Ice Trilogy," he spat out "Day of the Oprichnik" in a month, he said, like an uninterrupted stream of bile.
He played no fewer than 13 of Scarlatti's little sonatas, mostly not the best known, in an uninterrupted stream as the first half of his program.
With a strong economy at its back, G.E. has been able to produce a nearly uninterrupted stream of double-digit earnings gains, quarter after quarter and year after year.
It is a steady, uninterrupted stream of Holocaust.
The orchestra sat in a darkened hall and played eight pieces by Peteris Vasks, Arvo Pärt, Toru Takemitsu and others in an uninterrupted stream lasting about an hour and a quarter while a collage of video images was projected on the back wall.
This form of music, however, cannot be moved to the iPod, either, and to ensure an uninterrupted stream, it is squeezed to 128.
