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The phrase "and is continuous with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or connection between two things that are ongoing or unbroken.
Example: "The river flows through the valley and is continuous with the larger lake at its end."
Alternatives: "and is linked to" or "and is connected with".
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My employment in bookstores was, and is, continuous with my private hours: shelving and alphabetizing, building shelves, and browsing — in my own collection and others — in order to understand a small amount about the widest possible number of books.
This layer lines the cavities of the heart, covers the valves and small muscles associated with opening and closing of the valves, and is continuous with the lining membrane of the large blood vessels.
and is continuous with,, for all.
(1.13). is defined and is continuous with respect to.
The hilus is a linear, echogenic, non-shadowing structure containing nodal vessels, and is continuous with fat around the node.
where is a time scale, and are the forward and backward jump operators in, is the delta derivative, and ; is continuous; ; with.
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At first, gonadal ridges bulge into the coelom and are continuous with the embryonic kidney.
Some years ago the art critic John Berger wrote about the violence that is in all photographs shot by strangers, what he called public photographs, as opposed to private snapshots, which we take for ourselves and are continuous with our own memory.
Note that and are continuous with respect to satifying (411).
The resulting nanowalls were not flat and appeared curved and flake-like and were continuous with an interconnecting quasi-3D honeycomb pattern.
Since G and (G') are continuous with respect to t, it is easy to check that (F_{x}(t_{2}) to F_{x}(t_{1})) as (t_{2} to t_{1}).
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