"potential continuity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes the possibility of something continuing or being continuous. Example: The potential continuity of the project is uncertain due to budget constraints.
That represents a lot of potential continuity too – as it was meant to do.
She had to spot potential continuity flaws, edit and re-write the script accordingly, and ensure that the shots taken on the studio floor would cut together once the film reached its assembly stage.
Boundary conditions corresponding to potential continuity (primary current distribution) or linear electrode kinetics (secondary current distribution) at the electrode-electrolyte interface are considered and the analysis does not make the usual assumption that current flow in the resistive electrode is one-dimensional.
The critical response to "Regeneration" was mixed, with concerns directed at potential continuity problems, and that the appearance of the Borg was a little obvious.
This correlation underscores the functional significance of the brain's reaction to "unseen" reward cues, and suggests potential continuity between affective/motivational processes occurring within and outside awareness.
This demands that we develop systems that better link ED and ambulatory care, encouraging the potential continuity of care from the ED to the office and vice versa.
"He was looking for a style to mark his time and offer a potential for continuity.
The distinct lack of genetic structuring throughout most of the distribution along the east coast of mainland Australia indicates a level of gene flow that is consistent with reports of high dispersal potential and continuity of H. merope habitat [6] except where barriers to dispersal affect South Australia and Carnarvon Gorge.
In the cases where partner organisations were taken from other geographic areas, the impact and potential for continuity were less evident.
(Ruth) These participants were, therefore, enthusiastic about the potential for continuity of care where they hoped to build up a relationship with their optometrist.
This level of care allows for early diagnosis and treatment management, and referral to secondary and tertiary care, thereby providing the potential for continuity of care.
