The phrase "at a continuously increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is consistently rising or growing over time.
Example: "The company's profits have been at a continuously increasing rate since the launch of their new product."
Alternatives: "at a steadily rising" or "at a constantly growing".
Overall, the entire stratigraphic sequence at Chogha Golan can be seen as a continuously increasing intensification in the use of grasses, even in layers V and IV.
At least, a continuously increasing number of articles and publications appears in the popular literature and is provided by healthcare IT companies, but also in the scientific literature cloud computing for healthcare applications is gaining attention.
Wild-type mice manifested a continuously increased clinical arthritis score beginning at day 31 until day 41, the last day observed, after primary immunization).
However, natural head movements usually occur at frequencies above 1 Hz and at varying rates, rather than at continuously increasing rates as tested in most studies to date.
Such simulations provide direct measures of dislocation motion and substructure development at small and continuously increasing length scales and time scales.
It is a world with continuously increasing global population (at a rate slower than that of A2), intermediate levels of economic development, and less rapid and more diverse technological change.
At the same time, age of entering motherhood is continuously increasing, although at a lower speed comparing to Western and CEEs countries.
With increasing molecular weight of the macromer the E-modulus of the networks decreased from 314 MPa (lowest Mn) to 5 MPa (highest Mn), while their elongation at break continuously increased, reaching a very high value of 1200%.
The demand for rehabilitation services following stroke is rapidly growing since the population at risk for vasculocerebral accident is continuously increasing and the progress in acute clinical management have resulted in higher survival rates over the past few years [ 1].
The application of piezoelectric composites in energy harvesters is continuously increasing even at the microscale, with the immediate corollary of a fundamental need for improved computational tools for optimization of performances at the design level.
