The phrase "continuous availability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consistent access or presence of a service, resource, or information.
Example: "The continuous availability of our online services ensures that customers can access their accounts at any time."
Alternatives: "constant access to" or "uninterrupted availability of".
Also, diversified landscapes that can provide a continuous availability of food sources best support this community of wild pollinators.
The continuous availability of functionality is one of the important concerns by CPS stakeholders.
Continuous availability of reliable sophisticated equipment with precision is need of the competitive market.
If it falls as rain and in large events, the risk of mudslides and flooding will rise and the continuous availability of water will not occur.
As people become increasingly acquainted with information technology, they demand continuous availability of services related to their work or leisure.
Run-time monitoring and fault management of web services are essential to ensure uninterrupted and continuous availability of web services.
It is a performance oriented Beowulf-class cluster, made of rack mounted commodity components, designed to minimize operational support requirements and to provide full and continuous availability of the computing resources.
The peculiarity of the proposed approach is that it does not rely on the continuous availability of tracking data of the client spacecraft but rather exploits the concept of passive safety of special relative trajectories.
In only a couple of years, all the roofs of new buildings could be covered by solar instead of regular shingles and could be provided with bidirectional meters to guarantee the continuous availability of electricity and the creation of millions of jobs.
This response is expected to ensure the continuous availability of the system by maintaining its functional and non-functional requirements.
The public regulated Service (PRS) will provide a continuous availability of the signals in the presence of interfering threats.
