"continuous advances in" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something is consistently progressing or improving. For example, "The field of medical research has seen continuous advances in technology over the past few decades."
Rapid and continuous advances in communications and computer technology are spurring a host of new concepts in road traffic control.
Because of continuous advances in technology, there has been a constant race between new methods of collecting intelligence and new techniques of protecting secret information.
However, the widespread use of wireless communication systems and continuous advances in archiving technology should overcome the current problems [4].
With the continuous advances in measurement, communication and information technologies, the system presents a bright future for practical application.
Over the course of the last two decades, continuous advances in the stereo vision field have been documented.
Likewise, continuous advances in terminals and, most importantly, in user expectations force operators to update the way they manage their networks.
The continuous advance in the last three decades of the superconducting magnet technology was the main driving force in the spectacular development of these ion sources.
The continuous advance in manufacturing and information analytics has improved the connectivity between computational and physical elements within the industry, hence increasing the effectiveness and reliability of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS).
The ability of climate models to incorporate high-resolution topography has been improved significantly with continuous advance in the performance of supercomputers, which has enabled modelers to test the sensitivities of South Asian and East Asian monsoons to the uplift in the different parts of the HTP (Zhang et al. 2012a; Liu and Dong 2013).
The continuous advances and paradigm changes in biology, the environment, and social sciences offer a "quick" access into the forefront of scientific research.
Continuous advances of these techniques may further improve treatment outcome of their combined application with MSC transplantation in genetic engineering.
