"I have continuously" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that you have done or experienced for a long period of time without interruption. For example: "I have continuously worked hard to improve my skills."
I have continuously advocated the importance of commemorating his life and work and … it is great to see that this funding will ensure that the Dylan Thomas centre can continue to thrive in years to come".
Also like others, I have continuously weighed how I can balance my interest in medicine and my desire to make the strongest contribution, with my wish to vindicate my passion on a daily, monthly and yearly basis.
That is one of the reasons why I have continuously supported legislation - whether you call it a living will law, a medical power of attorney law or whatever - that would allow patients to express what they would like done.
I have continuously running scripts that transfer descriptive text files between our AIX business system and five VAX production systems that use the text files to communicate information about photograph density, cropping, size, etc. to optical photographic printers driven by the VAX systems.
"I have continuously advocated the importance of commemorating his life and work and having first opened this important centre in Swansea, it is great to see that this funding will ensure that the Dylan Thomas Centre can continue to thrive in years to come".
Because Showing Up is what I have continuously failed to do.
I've continuously seen the disgruntlement of those trying to find work when little can be found, as well as the frustrations of those who need help – only to find resources being pruned by the new coalition government.
While traveling, I've continuously witnessed people's uncanny abilities to innovate using little more than their creativity.
It's been a couple of years, so it's almost like we're starting from scratch when he does go out with people, whereas I've continuously been dating other people.
Through the thousands of years, it has continuously developed.
Federal courts have continuously struck down the most egregious legislation.
