The phrase "as a continuous loop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or action that repeats indefinitely without interruption.
Example: "The video played as a continuous loop, allowing viewers to watch it multiple times without having to restart it."
Alternatives: "in an endless cycle" or "as a repeating sequence".
"Pleasures of Urban Decay," the film in which Mr. Katchor is interviewed, is also shown as a continuous loop.
Found mostly in amusement parks as a continuous loop, it is a popular leisure activity.
Ms. Nerwen's slow-motion tape, shown as a continuous loop, is seven and a half minutes long: in the original, the sequence lasted only eight seconds.
Anyone who's bashed away at a sampler trying to make a beat knows that it's fairly easy to find a fragment that might sound good as a continuous loop.
The ghosts of my misspent youth still appear sporadically on episodes of Made in Chelsea and of course in my newsfeed, where their entire lives appear as a continuous loop of them jumping backwards off a yacht.
They performed their piece with audience participation for the opening of the show and the soundtrack as a continuous loop played for the duration of the show ending on January 22 , 2012
Another week in Brexit, another seven days in which the tickers along the bottom of the news channel screens may as well have been changed to a continuous loop of the inquiry: WHAT JUST HAPPENED????? Matters that would have added to the gaiety of the nation for days are relegated to news-in-brief items that really are far too brief.
Commercials for the release of James Cameron's 3-D version of "Titanic" seem to be on a continuous loop as we approach the centennial of the ship's sinking (Saturday and Sunday).
The serial imagery is peculiarly compelling, as is the time-lapse film, beamed on to a wall in a continuous loop.
Now they have some competition: a play within a sculpture, as a cast performs a 90-minute text in a continuous loop daily for eight hours.
It's a film which looks as if it has been conceived to be shown on a continuous loop in a Post Office queue.
