The phrase "and a continuum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a range or series of related elements that are connected in a continuous manner.
Example: "The study explores various stages of development and a continuum of experiences that shape individual growth."
Alternatives: "and a range of" or "and a spectrum of".
The basic model considers a single distributor of digital goods and a continuum of consumers.
Chicago, with its big city allure and a continuum of services, attracts runaway and homeless youths.
The convex optimization problem has a linear objective function and a continuum of linear constraints.
I believe it is also designed to be optimistic and a continuum of change in typical American style.
We study stochastic economies with fiat money, a central bank, one nondurable commodity, countably many time periods, and a continuum of agents.
This approach argues that equifinality is playing a significant role in drumlin formation with a plurality of initial conditions and processes which, when combined with a uniformity of specific overriding processes and mechanical properties, results in a diversity of morphology and core type at the meso-scale and a continuum of landforms at the macro-scale.
(BDSM stands for Bondage, Discipline, Dominance/submission and Sadomasochism, and represents a continuum of erotic practices involving restraint, sensory stimulation and role-playing).
The equipment must be adapted for transport purposes and facilitate a continuum of care and monitoring during IHT.
This paper assessed whether CHWs and trained TBAs can work as teams to deliver interventions and ensure a continuum of care for all children under-five, including newborns.
Using fluorescence correlation spectroscopy and patch-clamp electrophysiology, we demonstrate that dynorphins accumulate in the membrane and induce a continuum of transient increases in ionic conductance.
More broadly, the license is granted by society and represents a continuum of permission to do business.
