"continuous program" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts to refer to a program or course of action that is ongoing and consistent. For example, "The school district has implemented a continuous program of professional development for its teachers."
An underlying goal is to measure the success of these strategies and use the results to support continuous program improvement.
We must make continuous program and business process enhancements to stay on the cutting edge.
Betancur is a recipient of 2013 CRI Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowships, the Cancer Research Institute's longest-standing continuous program.
Luca is a recipient of 2013 CRI Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowships, the Cancer Research Institute's longest-standing continuous program.
As the blogger and lawyer Anonymous Liberal has pointed out, Gonzales himself - in the same Senate appearance where he started this wild parsing strategy - referred to the program as one continuous program.
An explanation of how the eligible entity will continuously evaluate and improve the continuum of high-quality pipeline services to provide for continuous program improvement and potential expansion.
Watch Princeton's continuous programming television channel, which includes live broadcasts of major public events.
"What I think is so unusual about doing 100 hours of continuous programming is the areas of interest it will open up to people," said Mrs. Price.
The systems in those cases transmitted constantly; they sent continuous programming to each subscriber's television set.
The most interesting approaches I've seen to this challenge come from companies like WiseWindow and Motista which essentially run continuous programs of market research.
Rather than focusing on the treatment of diseases, companies can now aim to modify genomes to remove the genes responsible for the expression of those diseases, enabling patients to avoid repetitive and continuous programs of therapies.
