"chronological continuity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or narrative that follows the passage of time in chronological order. For example, "The film does an excellent job of maintaining chronological continuity, providing a linear progression from beginning to end."
This is only one of the four dimensions of continuity of care in family practice: chronological, geographical, interdisciplinary, and interpersonal [ 16].
The result was a national curriculum designed to instil in schoolchildren all kinds of "key concepts" like "chronological understanding", "cultural, ethnic and religious diversity", "change and continuity", "cause and consequence", "significance" and "interpretation".
The purpose of this study was to evaluate chronological changes in the collagen-type composition at tendon bone interface during tendon bone healing and to clarify the continuity between Sharpey-like fibres and inner fibres of the tendon.
The Dorset chronological sequence from the T1 site on Southampton Island, Igloolik, South Baffin, and Labrador in Canada provide evidence of cultural continuity through Early to Late Dorset (20, 30, 36), although regional differences and settlement discontinuities are also common (37 41).
The two aims of this study were to evaluate the chronological changes in the collagen-type composition (type I, II or III) at the tendon bone interface and to clarify the continuity between the Sharpey-like fibre and inner fibres of the tendon.
Focusing, then, on the idea of continuity -- on the repetition, in particular, of similar activities on similar sites over the centuries -- Ackroyd dispenses almost entirely with the chronological ordering typical of the standard history or the standard biography.
The archive is chronological.
The techniques apply five major parameters of the Fuzzy commonality model (FCM) including unionization, quantity, continuity or stability, changeability, and critical probability, to construct a series of information maps (infomaps) and a set of chronological-statistical charts (infocharts).
