"continuous persistence" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically describes someone's persistent effort or determination to keep trying or pursuing something despite challenges or obstacles. Example: Despite facing numerous rejections, her continuous persistence in pursuing her dream of becoming an actress eventually paid off when she landed her first leading role in a major film.
Taking into account that aging is a continuous process, persistence of permanent fillers can be disproportional to the loss of connective tissue, and visible bumps in some regions could result in an unesthetic appearance.
Ciprofloxacin, as a second generation of fluoroquinolone antibiotics, has been proved to cause environmental harm and exhibits toxic effects on the wastewater and surface water even at low concentrations due to their continuous input and persistence.
This pattern suggested reintroduction of the virus into bar-headed goose populations, rather than continuous circulation or persistence.
Since spatial relations are invariant under continuous transformation, their persistence is fundamental in the process of recognition of anatomical regions in images.
Nevertheless, the continuous move forward takes persistence and, perhaps, a bit of stubbornness.
Although most of the positive dogs did not show signals of diarrhoea, recovered animals may also serve as asymptomatic reservoirs and shed virus periodically, contributing for the persistence and continuous circulation of CPV in the environment, as already reported for cats [ 15].
Some headache features, such as, acute onset, continuous lasting and time-persistence, are currently emphasized.
In general, the yield stress was the rheological parameter that better expressed the continuous absorption of water molecules persistence once the mechanical mixing was concluded.
Through continuous challenge and with relentless persistence, frustration always gives way to understanding.
Conversely, there is no evidence for the persistence of the continuous contact zones essential to a parapatric differentiation model [ 1].
