The phrase "and continuous to develop" is not correct in English.
It should be "and continues to develop." You can use the corrected phrase when describing an ongoing process of growth or improvement.
Example: "The technology in this field is rapidly evolving and continues to develop, offering new solutions every year."
Alternatives: "and is constantly evolving" or "and keeps advancing."
However, research is still continuous to develop innovative pathways and to improve the existing methodologies.
The histological analysis and 3D reconstruction of the vasculature and the position of the PGCs confirmed that at HH13circ the majority of PGCs are concentrated in specific blood vessels in the yolk sac, namely in the sinus terminalis (in the area opaca) and continuous to the developing anterior vitelline veins (in the area pelucida) (Fig. 3B).
Because it takes many years of continuous attention to develop and maintain, a sound producer-distributor organization is often a high barrier to competitors.
Before implementing such innovations, appropriate HRH planning is necessary, as well as continuous training to develop skills and knowledge of collaborators.
Gossart's subsequent work shows a continuous effort to develop a fully Italianate style.
There is a continuous search to develop new devices that non-invasively measure CO.
Donations provide children with life-sustaining insulin, syringes and blood sugar monitoring equipment, teach parents how to care for their child's diabetes, cover transportation costs for supplies, ensure continuous infrastructure improvements and help to develop new programs.
A uniform and continuous oxide layer was found to develop on the bond-coat surface after low energy density laser remelting.
All expectations should be communicated clearly and regularly in order to develop a culture of continuous improvement.
But it is more relevant and valuable now, given the crucial need for speed in CI/CD (continuous integration/continuous delivery) workflows to develop business-critical software.
