The phrase "continuous mistakes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where errors are repeatedly made over a period of time.
Example: "Despite several warnings, the team continued to make continuous mistakes in their reports."
Alternatives: "repeated errors" or "ongoing mistakes".
We need to proceed in a way that allows for continuous learning from mistakes, Gawande suggested, constant tinkering with reform.
But without continuous human guidance mistakes can be made.
The role of internal quality management systems with their methods of continuous process and mistake analysis is the creation of a basis for risk management and thus improving patient safety [ 24].
The beautiful Leeann speaks in a continuous scatological flow, and mistakes exhibitionism for candor.
She had a terrific figure and knew how to wear clothes, but there was always a deliberate mistake, a continuous source of amusement to us both.
The pumping aggregated should have smooth continuous operations without any mistake.
These tools include continuous process improvement (kaizen), mistake-proofing (poka-yoke) as well as a question-asking method most commonly known as "the 5 whys," used to explore the cause-effect relationships underlying particular problems by avoiding assumptions with the goal of ultimately determining the root cause.
Continuous introspection and learning from mistakes and successes cultivates an environment that enables employees to be extraordinary.
If there is less than 98% agreement then the entire dataset will be re-entered and mistakes corrected using a continuous sampling plan.
Newman et al. [5] commented "If the patient or the doctor focuses on the painful exacerbations with autonomic features and fails to consider the continuous, moderate background pain, HC may be mistaken for cluster headache", and probably PH.
