"continuously drop" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to steadily decrease or decline over time. Example: The temperatures in the desert continuously drop as the sun sets and the night approaches.
The electrons existing at the interface between the LUMO level of the PFO and the conduction band edge of the ZnO NRs continuously drop to the lower states and during the electron transitions continuous recombination between the electrons and holes happens leading to the emission of visible light.
"That allows storms to continuously drop out of the Gulf of Alaska, giving the western U.S. above average precipitation".
"It is not sustainable to ask companies to continuously drop the price for these medicines and it will affect our ability to make further medical progress if we do," he said.
The particles continuously drop from a feeder located outside the pipe into the orifice plate through peripheral (side) openings in the pipe, where they are carried upwards by the air flow accelerated near the orifice exit.
Extreme droughts and rising temperatures are expected to cause global crop yields to continuously drop.
As for age, most scales show a peak in younger participants, especially those aged 35-44, and continuously drop from thereon.
The Jeep exhibit used to have a 54-foot-wide waterfall that continuously dropped 1,000 gallons of water and was programmed, like an ink jet printer, to spell out brand names and logos in the falling streams.
It's her hair that I recognize, the fecundity of it and the color and its obedience to an ideal, the shape it was asked several hours ago to hold and has held, a kind of wave that begins at the forehead and repeats with slight variations all the way to the tips, as if she were water and a pebble had been continuously dropped into the mouth of her existence.
The total coulombic efficiency of the MES system continuously dropped, reaching 37.8% at − 1.2 V.
The case for the A4 catalyst shows that the yield continuously drops with increasing amounts of loaded catalyst.
The cumulative efficiency continuously drops as the rate of moisture removal drops even though the input energy is the same because of this falling rate period.
