The phrase "have continuity with" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the connection or flow of something from one point to another. Example: "The director wanted the sequel to have continuity with the first film, so they brought back the original actors and used similar settings."
"Unless you have continuity with the past, you can't easily be adjusted with the present," he said.
Miscommunication/mistakes are heightened under the present system because physicians don't have continuity with their patients (to know their prior medical history, establish therapeutic trust, etc) and patients aren't allowed to choose and keep the doctors and other caregivers they know and trust (due to insurance arrangements).
A luminal diameter of 2.5 mm or greater at the anastomosis point, absence of obstruction, a straight segment for cannulation, to be within 1 cm of skin surface and to have continuity with proximal central veins are venous requirements for AVF [ 24].
27 28 To address the lack of primary care relationship that patients described, there must first be a system in place that enables patients to have continuity with their teams when they have a change in their health status. 10 This is especially difficult in clinics staffed by residents who are present one half day per week, which is a common model for internal medicine residency programmes.
The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, showed the value of ministerial appointments having continuity, with a speech that demonstrated his firm grasp of the brief.
I look forward to working out my teaching style without worrying about constantly being observed, having my own classroom, teaching my students from the very beginning of the year and having continuity with them rather than only taking some of their lessons.
It's the only part of the monetised dating world that still has continuity with the past, with the old, pre-internet world of "lonely hearts", of smoky offices in obscure backstreets behind Tottenham Court Road, yellowing rolodexes of name/age/sex being flicked through by middle-aged women with dangly jewellery.
This structure also has continuity with the GCL representing the greater omentum and extending to the inferior aspect of the stomach.
[ACO] ACO staff believed that relationships and trust were vital for Aboriginal AOD clients and that by having continuity with one service involved in the client's health care, they would be less likely to fall through referral cracks.
