The phrase "are continuously occurring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe events or actions that happen repeatedly or without interruption over a period of time.
Example: "Natural disasters, such as earthquakes and floods, are continuously occurring around the world, affecting millions of lives."
Alternatives: "are happening constantly" or "are taking place continuously."
However, the current circumstance is that security accidents related to ICT outsourcing are continuously occurring at an increasing scale.
For most of these genes, expression levels gradually changed in a stepwise manner as cells transitioned from MOSE-E to MOSE-I to MOSE-L, indicating that these changes are continuously occurring throughout progression.
Five genes (Tubb2b, Cenpe, Mtap6, Ndn, and Vav2) had expression levels that gradually change from MOSE-E to MOSE-I to MOSE-L, indicating that these changes are continuously occurring throughout progression.
A major difficulty in the study of cancer is that cancer cells are extremely elusive and the genetic mutation events are continuously occurring temporally and spatially.
However, there is a consensus in the scientific community that there is an increase in H. pylori genomic variability and the phenomena of mutations and recombination are continuously occurring.
A moving 'beam' of awareness could produce a period of time during which experience is continuously occurring, in the sense that at each moment during the interval there is an experience being had by the relevant subject, but by itself it can produce nothing more, and – for a viable form of realism, at least – more is required.
Consequently, overall mutation load would soon 'plateau off' if mutants were not continuously occurring.
However these types of practices are most likely to occur when profits are continuously sliding down and people try to minimise the bad news.
Such agents are continuously engaged in an "event occurs→think→act→event occurs…" cycle.
Consolidation occurs when neuronal connections are continuously used.
This occurs, for example, when multiple ligands are continuously binding to receptors on the cell membrane.
