"continuous residence" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the uninterrupted period of time a person has spent living in a specific place. Example: The citizenship application requires proof of continuous residence in the country for at least five years.
Shapiro cited a law that entitles immigrants who are "out of status" to become permanent residents if they arrived in the US before 1972, maintained continuous residence and are of good moral character.
This normally requires four years' continuous residence in Britain.
Applicants will have to demonstrate five years' continuous residence and pass a criminal record test.
During their time in orbit, the crew celebrated 11 years of continuous residence by astronauts and cosmonauts aboard the ISS.
Outside of Bay Area (OOBA) Grant: Funding is contingent upon continuous residence in your current city.
"She is a citizen," three justices found, adding that the record clearly showed that A. Z. had also shown "lengthy and continuous residence" in New Jersey.
For the continuous gas residence time studies, the same constant flow of H2 was used as in continuous HDO experiments for the purpose of comparison (2.5 g/h).
We also do not assume a fixed time distribution of continuous legal residence because we did not have any prior knowledge of behavior patterns of illegal migrants in a nonimmigration country; that is, when other factors are controlled, there will not be an exact functional relationship between the time and the risk of illegal residence.
Applicants had to show a minimum of five years of continuous U.S. residence or a period of at least 90 days employment as farm workers.
Localized elution of corticosteroids has been used in suppressing inflammation and fibrosis associated with implantation and continuous in vivo residence of bio-medical devices.
In a continuous operation mean residence time and a backmixing coefficient g are estimated as a function of the oscillation conditions.
