"continual expansion" is an accepted phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is continuously and consistently expanding. For example, "The company has experienced continual expansion over the last decade."
Evidently, there are 20 structures, all under continual expansion, scattered about Mr. Greaves's property.
Mervyn King, governor from 2003 to 2013, called it the "Nice" decade – a period of non-inflationary continual expansion.
Being a private partnership, without doubt, is a fundamental factor behind nearly 200 years of continual expansion and constant profitability.
But this was a thoughtful reading that offered a compelling glimpse at the continual expansion and contraction that drives Brahms's piano music.
Evidence of bonifiche (drainage works) and the clearing of wasteland suggests a continual expansion in agricultural production up to the 1340s.
Many claimed the ball had been engineered to fly farther; others claimed that continual expansion had diluted the quality of pitching.
During the 18th century China enjoyed a lengthy period of peace and prosperity, characterized by continual territorial expansion and an accelerating population increase.
The Skidelskys resist the idea that growth has a natural limit as some sort of metaphysical fancy, thus distancing themselves from many ecological approaches that regard the planet as a finite resource that cannot sustain continual economic expansion.
The first scenario was historical urban growth, which allowed continual urban area expansion, similar to historical trends, without any limitation.
In brief: those who propose a cyclical model believe the universe goes through continual cycles of expansion and cooling, with a big bang and a big crunch at the beginning and end of each.
Gold production continued to rise throughout the 20th century, partly because of the improvement in recovery methods and partly because of the continual growth and expansion of South Africa's gold-mining operations.
