"stop the continuation of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when you want to express that someone or something should be prevented from continuing or proceeding with something. For example, "The government must take action to stop the continuation of deforestation in the region."
And we must move forward determined to stop the continuation of those wrongs, toward the "more perfect union" envisioned by our Constitution, that Abraham Lincoln sought, and that President Obama is working to realize.
This observation means that even if there is a defect in seminal release, there must be some feedback to the gonad to tell it to stop the continuation of transfer.
There are three possibilities that we stop the continuation: one of the perturbed parameters becomes close to 0 (in the LL model, all parameters should be positive), a bifurcation is detected, or the limit cycle gets an extremely long period.
According to polling that YouGov have done for Labour Uncut, 50 per cent of Labour supporters think Labour should go into coalition with the Liberal Democrats – even if it means Nick Clegg staying in government as Liberal Democrat leader – if that's necessary to stop a continuation of the current coalition.
The ozone layer is vital for the continuation of much of life on earth - its protective effect stops harmful UV-C radiation from reaching the surface.
The process is repeated and stops when a final diagnosis is reached or when new clinical data is not available (see the continuation of the numerical example in section Methods-How the system works-).
The continuation of the recount is "arrogant beyond belief," Mr. Scherer said, adding that "I urge you to stop counting until the trial".
The continuation of life?
Still, the continuation of "Gay U.S.A".
It was the continuation of the neon".
"They want the continuation of this policy.
