"continuously initiated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a process that is ongoing or regularly repeated. For example, "She was continuously initiated into the secrets of the organization."
However, double mutants of IDS1 and SID1 continuously initiate multiple bracts and do not make any florets [ 16].
To understand the relationship between SNPs and disease better, and to obtain insights into the relation between SNPs and drug response, large-scale sequencing projects are continuously being initiated in academic institutes and drug companies [ 31, 32].
The reactive jammer listens to the transmission medium continuously and initiates to jam the medium during data communication.
A diluted infusion is initiated continuously at low volumes and increased to 0.67 cal/mL for infants less than 1 year of age or to 1.0 cal/mL in older children.
Then, the pervaporation with the micro-zeolite-mixed PDMS membrane was initiated to continuously recover ABE solvent from active fermentation broth until the end of the fermentation.
According to free radical theory, as a result of accumulation of oxidatively damaged macromolecules and consequently cells or tissues due to aerobic metabolism to which individuals are continuously exposed, ageing is initiated in human beings [ 20].
Clinicaltrials.gov Identifier: NCT00133692 Antihypertensive therapy commonly involves multi-drug treatment strategies that are initiated and continuously adapted based on clinical characteristics, blood pressure response, and adverse drug reactions.
Analyses using growth curve modeling showed that continuously participating or initiating participation in social activities later life is significantly associated with fewer depressive symptoms among older Taiwanese adults, even after controlling for the confounding effects of aging, individual demographic differences, and health status.
Flies were observed continuously, and copulation duration, once initiated, was recorded for these lines.
