The phrase "around continuous" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is ongoing or happening continuously, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project requires around continuous effort to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "approximately continuous" or "nearly continuous".
Companies will be organized around Continuous Innovation.
Valued cultural elements included those orientated around continuous improvement, safety and quality.
Our entire process was oriented around continuous customer feedback — and it transformed the way we do business.
About 2 years ago we saw a huge momentum around continuous listening, with survey providers and consulting firms advocating to constantly capture employee feedback.
This time around, continuous treatment was paramount.
Murphey said she and Harris were also involved in fraudulent practices around continuous care, or CC, a service typically initiated by doctors so that patients can receive around-the-clock care from a licensed medical professional.
Men and women can now stroll around in continuous self-monitoring mode, using apps to track their changes of mood.
David Callisch Given the state of today's electronic communications, there's no way around the continuous monitoring issue.
So the system, as it's shown there then, basically has a discrete-time or digital feedback loop around a continuous time system.
For this purpose, a radioactive particle tracking (RPT) technique is implemented around the continuous pebble recirculation experimental set-up, to compare the packing characteristics of static and moving pebble beds.
The distinctive feature of construction of this composite is such that the carbon nanostructures (CNS) are dispersed in the matrix around the continuous microscale fiber to modify microfiber-matrix interfacial adhesion.
