The phrase "continually practiced" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is continuously or regularly practiced over a period of time. Example: "In order to improve her piano skills, Emily continually practiced for two hours every day."
He continually practiced his fast draw with a gun.
The splitting up of units was continually practiced by Model and took place on the regimental and divisional level.
The scientists from the Center for the Investigation of Healthy Minds, who were with the Dalai Lama in Madison, referred to well-being very specifically as a skill, one that has to be continually practiced and developed.
"When approaching a grow site," the document continues, "members should be aware of their surroundings and continually practice and be aware of the tactical principles while on site.
This means that parents and teacher also need to "continually practice and zooming in and out".
Ironically, by turning over the mundane stick-and-rudder aspects of flying to computer automation, pilots are deprived of the opportunity to continually practice.
Instructors can also encourage international students to continually practice their English language skills through constant practice of their verbal and reading skills through academic materials and experiences and informal social venues.
But I also believe it is a delicate art -- one we must continually practice and refine.
Partnership and collaboration require skill sets we have to learn, and to continually practice.
Working with your intuition and continually practice using it will strengthen your ability to engage it when you need it.
In summary, simulation systems help learners to easily and continually practice different medical cases via internet.
