"continuous route" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an uninterrupted journey, or a period of travel or development without interruption. For example, "We have charted a continuous route from our starting point to our destination."
Route oscillation caused by load-aware routing metric may result in continuous route selection and handoff, so it has great effect on the network performances, and it may even disturb normal operation of the networks.
New paths will link existing ones, creating a continuous route along coast and countryside and over volcanoes.
Only recently were gaps in the path closed, creating a nearly continuous route along the entire West Side.
CuInS2 core and CuInS2/ZnS core/shell nanocrystals were synthesized by a facile continuous route.
The trail itself does not exist today as a continuous route, but remnants of it are still visible.
The morning streets are deserted, yet in Central Park, an hour away along a continuous route, the lawns are teeming with people and it's looking more like midafternoon.
Additional reason for poor cell mobility is random orientation of nanofibers, which does not provide continuous routes for successful cell infiltration.
A network of cycle superhighways was announced in 2008 with the aim of creating continuous routes from outer to central London by 2012.
Ben Plowden, of TfL, said the superhighways were a great way for commuter cyclists to travel into central London on safe, direct, continuous routes.
The main idea behind this strategy lies in ensuring the creation of wavelength-continuous routes for the connections that are blocked due to wcc.
Opened by local and national authorities, the path forges the longest continuous walking route to line the coast of any nation on Earth.
