The phrase "increased continuity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something is continuing or sustained at a higher or more consistent level than before. For example: "The team's improved communication and collaboration created increased continuity and allowed them to move forward with their project quickly."
In order to promote increased continuity of benefits, the new law requires states to extend program eligibility to twelve months.
For example, cigarette-exposed mice had greater thickness and change in heterogeneous content of basal laminar deposits (mean difference in grade = 0.54; p<0.0001), increased outer collagenous layer deposits (mean difference in grade = 0.59; p = 0.002), and increased continuity (mean difference in grade = 0.4; p<0.40.4).
There is interest in whether increased continuity of care might improve patients' quality of life, but a Cochrane review found that evidence remains weak.
Working together indeed offers several potential advantages, such as improved quality of life for the practitioner, increased continuity of care for the patient and better sharing of experience between healthcare professionals [ 5].
The steep rise in stiffness observed at a mineral density greater than 2.5 g/ml suggests a percolation threshold; that is, sharply increased continuity of the stiff phase by contact between mineral particles.
This increased capacity will translate into a decreased impact of FASD (e.g., human health, secondary disabilities and economic), increased continuity of care, quality of life for individuals and families living with FASD, and increased provider satisfaction [ 4– 8].
This process also increases continuity by ensuring the strategic plan transcends board terms.
In view of the strictly increasing continuity of Φ, we have ∥ y n i − q ∥ → 0 as i → ∞.
Thus, interventions to increase HIV testing and detection of unidentified infections, and increase continuity of ART, if implemented on a large scale - such as across multiple correctional systems – could be expected to convey tremendous public health benefits.
At PFL 3, therapy aims at reducing idealization and increasing continuity and adaptation.
Efforts to increase continuity of care may improve treatment outcomes in BC care.
