"continuous scrutiny" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun phrase that is often used to refer to a period of prolonged and intense observation or examination. For example, "The continuous scrutiny of the students' work helped the teacher identify areas in need of improvement."
But to evolutionists, who believed every feature of an organism was honed by what Darwin called "nature's continuous scrutiny", this claim, and the style in which it was delivered, was heretical.
Another looming change is body cameras, which combined with dashboard cameras will keep beat officers under near continuous scrutiny, potentially inflicting career-denting "dings" for minor lapses, such as not wearing a seatbelt.
Faired surfaces can be produced to a specified degree of accuracy and the lines can be drawn by a numerically controlled drawing machine, bringing the process under continuous scrutiny.
Application of magnetic, electric and acoustics-based methods for sorting and manipulation have been and are under continuous scrutiny.
These unique properties have been under continuous scrutiny since the last few decades with the aim of developing new and improved techniques focused on medical sciences.
Of course, with such close and continuous scrutiny of hundreds of thousands of stars, other interesting behaviors may be observed and passed on to the right mission or observatory.
The world she enters is a fierce one of tacit teenage codes and continuous physical scrutiny.
The work of the management and board committees were, in turn, subject to continuous review and scrutiny by outside auditors and, perhaps most importantly, by federal bank regulators".
Our results highlight the conserved role of Efg1 in controlling morphogenesis in Candida species and remind us that published genome sequences are drafts that require continuous curation and careful scrutiny.
The irony is that whilst HR is under-researched in health, partly because of its unique context, the main "business" of health – clinical interventions – is the subject of continuous and detailed research-based scrutiny.
We believe that the increased scrutiny of glucose excursions facilitated by continuous glucose monitoring may have contributed to increased motivation and compliance with self management, in particular glucose testing after meals among women in the intervention group.
