The phrase "and a continuum in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a range or spectrum of something, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The research highlights the importance of understanding the relationship between variables and a continuum in human behavior."
Alternatives: "and a spectrum of" or "and a range in".
For Brouwer, pure mathematics consists primarily in the act of making certain mental constructions (Brouwer 1907, 99n.1)/(Brouwer 1975, 61, n.1).[4] The point of departure for these constructions is the intuition of the flow of time.[5] This intuition, when divested from all sensuous content, allows us to perceive the form "one thing and again a thing, and a continuum in between".
From research development to scholarly output, creating a more transparent end-to-end process allows unfettered sharing, inclusion and collaboration as a continuum in scientific research and discovery.
Over the last 30 years, it has been widely accepted that CIN 1, 2, and 3 represent a continuum in the development of invasive cervical cancer (Kiviat, 1996).
If you have postdocs and graduate and undergraduate students, establish a continuum in which each level assists in the training of those at the level below.
These consisted of islet cell hyperplasia and adenomas; there was a continuum in islet size between hyperplasia and adenoma, and an islet with a width greater than one ×100 objective field was chosen as an arbitrary cut-off to designate an adenoma.
The Human Genome Project and human paleontology demonstrate that human variation represents a continuum in time and place, defined by permeable and ever-changing boundaries, as interbreeding populations of humans have moved in and out of different selective environments.
However, beyond this broad definition, mainly determined from in vitro polarization experiments, macrophages exhibit a wide variety of intermediate phenotype, including M2b and M2c, M1 and M2 being the extremes of a continuum in activation states.
Public/private imbalance: Most systems have some mix of public and private personnel, and countries are arrayed somewhere along a continuum in terms of their distribution among these poles.
Friedmann said therapy and enhancement were part of a continuum in which a genetic treatment to heal a short-term injury could also lead to the long-term enhancement of the athlete's genetic makeup.
When tested with single sine-wave gratings of different spatial and temporal frequencies, MT neurons show a continuum in the degree to which preferred speed depends on spatial frequency.
In contrast, the growth diagrams present a continuum in finger and thumb strength values, allowing individual strength measurement to be compared with an age that corresponds more exactly.
