The phrase "continuously high" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when something has consistently been at an elevated level. For example, "The unemployment rate in that region has remained continuously high for years."
The question arises, however, how much longer such forest edges will continue to accrue additional C when subjected to continuously high atmospheric N deposition.
A spokesman from his ministry said this week that the risk of an attack in Europe and Germany was "continuously high".
These procedures produce continuously high brain concentrations of drug, while intermittent-access produces a spiking pattern of drug concentrations in the brain (Fig. 2c, see also references [9, 23]).
PM number counts ranged from continuously low levels (little indoor activity) to continuously high counts (constant indoor activity), and recorded apparent instances of prolonged repeated cigarette smoking.
Four distinct clusters were identified: patients with: (1) continuously high QoL (23.2%), (2) continuously moderate QoL (45.8%), (3) continuously low QoL (11.2%), and (4) improving QoL (19.9%).
In the cluster with continuously high QoL, no medication change due to lack of efficacy and lowest CGI-S scores at baseline were predictors.
Experiments show that Antarctic birds, including the flightless penguin, have strong homing instincts and excellent navigational capability; they apparently have a highly developed sun-azimuth orientation system and biological clock mechanism that functions even with the sun remaining continuously high.
As the OECD puts it, "continuously high unemployment could undermine the social and political support for reforms".Where it hurtsYet unemployment seems destined to get worse before it gets better.
Although Britain might not have the same amount of sun as on the Continent, there are areas of great soil and the climate does allow for a continuously high level of acidity (important when producing bubbly) in the wines produced.
The NPS scores are continuously high.
Continuously high prolactin levels inhibit the hypothalamic pulse generator [25].
