The phrase "continuous change in" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a process of gradual transformation that is ongoing over time. For instance, you could say, "The current political climate has been marked by a continuous change in international relations."
Studying the fossil record, the two students could not find the gradual, continuous change in fossil forms that they were taught was the stuff of evolution.
Transition-state theory, also called activated-complex theory, ortheory of absolute reaction rates, a treatment of chemical reactions and other processes that regards them as proceeding by a continuous change in the relative positions and potential energies of the constituent atoms and molecules.
This was von Wright's proposed account of a continuous change in an ontology of intervals.
Landscapes in the humid tropics are undergoing a continuous change in land use.
The structure was cubic with a continuous change in the lattice constants with composition.
Wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) represent habitats of continuous change in chemical composition (Szczepanowski et al. 2008).
This is because of the continuous change in the contact surfaces of component during fretting wear cycles.
Varying environmental conditions causes continuous change in PV panel operating point corresponding to Maximum Power Point (MPP).
Peeters et al. [18] showed a continuous change in the fluorescence intensity at the boundary of a fluorescent bead.
These measurements are believed to duplicate contact angles in the selected reservoir because of the continuous change in fluids saturation.
We measured continuous change in the position and velocity of the center of mass of the pendant drop prior to its detachment using a high-speed camera.
