The phrase "continuously open" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to describe something that is open all the time, without interruption. For example, "The bank's customer service line is continuously open from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week."
For virtual workers, continuously open video links and instant messaging provide a sense of proximity.
Also computed are bounds of frequency changes due to continuously open cracks and cracks that open and close.
We think that gap junctions are not continuously open in a normal heart cycle; instead, they open and close intermittently.
During the quiescent stage the volcano's mouth would be obstructed, whereas in the eruptive stage it would be almost continuously open.
Bearded Mountaineers either cling to or hover around flowers and continuously open and close their tails as they feed on nectar.
Meanwhile, t-DNA was recycled by the aid of nicking endonuclease to continuously open more and more MBs, leading to a second amplification.
The same almost visible dread pursues me as it does my jogging neighbors, the grave continuously opening behind our heels.
"This programme continuously opens my mind and heart on a lot of misconceptions I've known about China," Eugenio said in an email.
The novel continuously opens into something larger than the specifics that form the boundaries of the story, though paradoxically these specifics must be concrete and convincing if we are to intimate a larger truth through them.
Levinas carries this insight into phenomenology, starting with a relationship that is secular, yet non-finite (not conceptually limitable), because it continuously opens past the immediacy of its occurring, toward a responsibility that repeats and increases as it repeats.
It seems at first immediately impenetrable, but then surprisingly and continuously opens up into places normal fictions would never have the balls to approach.
