The phrase 'continuous sequence' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an uninterrupted flow of events, ideas, or actions. For example, "The class moved through a continuous sequence of warm-up exercises."
Borges once wrote of Kafka that he "knew he could dream only nightmares and was aware that reality is a continuous sequence of melancholy nightmares".
The music is performed as one continuous sequence, with smooth transitions achieved by juxtaposing related harmonic areas, or exploiting rhythmic motifs and improvisations.
It, too, started in "autoplay mode," serving up a continuous sequence of programs by default.
Sometimes when the viewer thinks he is seeing a continuous sequence of real events, he may actually be seeing some genuine material onto which has been grafted a set of old stock shots lifted from some film library.
Beginning in the second half of 2010, drill holes in five locations sampled a continuous sequence of rocks dating from 250 million to 145 million years ago.
The Songs and Proverbs of William Blake is arguably Britten's greatest vocal work for voices other than that of Peter Pears Blakee's poetry, the proverbs framing the poems and linking them in a continuous sequence, is a dark-hued reflection on man's position in God's creation.
Like the San Diego, the Razr i includes a photo burst model that allows a continuous sequence of photos to be snapped — 10 in less than a second.
In the standard version of the test, 225 digits are presented in a continuous sequence over 4.3 minutes.
The crops were wheat soybean/corn in continuous sequence, in plots subjected to no tillage and conventional tillage.
The results of this work highlight that the behavior of these systems may be described as a continuous sequence of equilibrium states.
We recognized cyclic facies changes in most sections; these are best illustrated by quantitative analysis of rock components in the Koike section, which exposes the most continuous sequence.
