The phrase "as the continuum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is part of an ongoing or continuous series or process.
Example: "The research highlights the importance of viewing climate change as the continuum of environmental shifts over the past century."
Alternatives: "as part of the continuum of" or "as a continuation of".
The Aacta awards have been honouring the country's TV and film industry for six years, as the continuum of the AFI awards which have been running since 1958.
In other words, what makes this space a living space is the dynamic, interdependent, bilateral play of both bird and sky, from which the living space-time as the continuum of "here-now" emerges as an ambience, where each of the terms entering the relationship through the activity is granted a full recognition of their being.
The continuum of care has been more recently understood as the continuum of prevention and care (COPC).
The concept of the continuum of care, more recently understood as the continuum of prevention and care (COPC), has been used to coordinate and link the health facilities, the community and other sectors under one coherent framework [ 14- 18].
These data would suggest that as the continuum of neurological health progresses from healthy to unhealthy, the benefits of estrogen therapy are reversed and the estrogen therapy leads to the neural cell damage.
Compared with biomarker analysis of tumor samples, plasma samples have the advantages of minimal risk, reduced cost, and availability in essentially all patients, both at baseline as well as along the continuum of care.
Our findings align as well with the continuum of care approach, which underlines the importance of care provided at the household and community level for promoting maternal well-being and health and detecting problems [ 6].
The occupational therapy role was seen as supporting the continuum of health services within the Family Health Team and integration could be envisioned as being vertical relative to the physicians.
We provide dedicated recruitment and community education as well as additional services throughout the continuum of cancer research.
We provide dedicated recruitment and community education as well as additional services throughout the continuum of cancer prevention including etiology, screening and survivorship.
CARE provides dedicated recruitment and community education as well as additional services throughout the continuum of cancer prevention (including etiology, screening and survivorship).
