The phrase "are continuously rising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is increasing steadily over time.
Example: "The temperatures in the region are continuously rising, leading to concerns about climate change."
Alternatives: "are steadily increasing" or "are on the rise".
Their separate generation causes higher fuel consumption, at a time where energy demands and fuel costs are continuously rising.
Up to date, cancer is still one of the deadliest killers to human lives, because both the incidence and mortality rates of cancers (including lung, stomach, liver, prostate, colorectum, breast cancers, and so on) are continuously rising [1, 2].
Further, the particulate emission derived from site-specific activities (cooking, abraded streets, vehicle frequency, building construction, excavation and nearby agricultural lands), which are continuously rising due to population coupled urban development, may generate strong local control.
Thus examples exist, where the CD8 T-cell responses towards single peptides are continuously rising prior to onset of viremia and thereafter (see left panel, HLA-A*0201-NLV), whereas the response towards other peptides decreases before viremia and increases thereafter (peptides HLA-A*0201-VLE HLA-A*0201-VLE HLA-A*0201-VLE or HLA-A*0101-YSE HLA-A*0101-YSE HLA-A*0101-YSE
Subsequently, numbers of DCs are continuously rising.
Owing to the development of new interventions to diagnose and treat lung cancer, lung cancer care costs are continuously rising [ 3].
Currently, the share of renewable-based energy is continuously rising while production costs for renewable technology are generally declining.
Thus, additional supply of carbon from biomass burning, which is continuously rising, could enhance AD-OC at downstream sites.
The time lag and decrement factor were believed to change when the mean outside temperature was continuously rising or falling.
The observed delay in the decision interval i is greater than delay in interval i-1, which shows that the delay is continuously rising.
The global health burden of arboviruses is continuously rising, which results in increasing pressure on local and (inter)national laboratory infrastructures.
