'geographic continuity' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to the continuity of a geographical feature, such as a mountain range, or the lack of discontinuity between geographic features. For example, "The Andes Mountains span several countries, providing geographic continuity between South American nations."
Aside from elevation, geographic continuity, and spectacular scenery, however, the two ranges differ in almost every important respect.
To give voters real choices, we need a constitutional amendment barring gerrymandering of congressional districts and requiring that districts be based solely on population numbers and geographic continuity.
Despite 1,000 years of political, linguistic, and geographic continuity - and contrary to popular belief - this sense of ethnic homogeneity took root only in the early 20th century.
After each 10-year census, state and local lawmakers (or appointed commissions) gather to draw new boundaries for political districts, with an eye towards shifting populations and geographic continuity.
Surprisingly, Early Jurassic dinosaurs from around the world are very similar, a reflection of the geographic continuity between all of the continents, which were then part of the single supercontinent of Pangaea.
Corridors maintain the geographic continuity of crime related processes by allowing territorial control as in the case of gangs, the movement of individuals and illegal goods and drugs, and the flow of criminal events across designated areas.
Alberto, F., Raimondi, P. & Reed, D. Habitat continuity and geographic distance predict population genetic differentiation in giant kelp.
In the cases where partner organisations were taken from other geographic areas, the impact and potential for continuity were less evident.
Whereas landscape corridors can provide connectivity in geographic space, temporal corridors are projected to provide continuity in climatic space and over time.
The geographic isolation of Bāvand territories permitted a degree of historical continuity.
Because of the continuity of shorelines and climatic conditions with adjacent geographic areas and water circulation patterns in the Holarctic, there are few strict endemic species in Canadian waters.
