"theme of continuity" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a subject or idea that has been seen throughout a person's life, or through a certain amount of time. For example, "The theme of continuity in his work is visible through the many periods of his life."
The theme of continuity extends to the Giants' backfield, where the tandem of Ahmad Bradshaw and Brandon Jacobs continues to share the rushing load, behind the familiar presence of two of the five offensive linemen from four years ago, David Diehl and Chris Snee.
Yet his theme of continuity seems inadequate to encompass the vast changes Americans experienced during the Civil War.
"If I was going to be true to the theme of continuity of life, to the theme of natural history, it didn't make sense to impose an anthropomorphic artifact like a man-made calendar," he said.
But the show's theme of continuity across mediums is defied, brilliantly, by two late-1950s works in brass; their spiky points show Arp's friendly blobs evolving into something more specific to the material at hand.
The focus is a set of colored-paper collages and a matching series of painted-wood reliefs, the bookends to a 1966 album of woodcuts titled "Le Soleil Recerclé." The show's theme of continuity across mediums is defied, brilliantly, by two late-1950s works in brass; their spiky points show Arp's friendly blobs evolving into something more specific to the material at hand.
Undoubtedly, the theme of continuity cannot be set aside.
Examining the data from the perspective of interactions between patients and family carers with the primary healthcare team and formal carers revealed an overarching theme of continuities of care.
Yet it encompasses far more than this; and what might have been mere gothic extravaganza becomes, in the hands of this gifted writer, a subtle and moving meditation on the themes of continuity and impermanence, love and loss.
We used the Haggerty model (Haggerty et al, 2003) as a theoretical framework in seeking to establish a set of statements from the qualitative analysis that related to themes of continuity.
An overarching theme was of continuity of care that divided into personal, organisational, and informational continuity.
This theme divided into sub-themes of personal continuity, informational continuity, and organisational continuity of care, although these were often interwoven in the participants' accounts.
