"uninterrupted functioning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or state in which something continues to work or operate in a normal or regular manner without any stops or interruptions. For example, "The generator must remain in its uninterrupted functioning state in order to power the lights."
Although most facilities had a functioning operating theatre, fewer than half had uninterrupted access to oxygen and a third of facilities did not have access to an anaesthesia machine as is seen in many sub-Saharan African countries.
The amount of sleep you need varies between people, but most people need to get at least get 6-8 hofrs of uninterrupted sleep every night in order to function at their highest capacity.
He has described software that can be trained to monitor itself and, if it detects something amiss, to launch a surgical, or "micro," reboot of just the problematic application element, while the system as a whole functions uninterrupted.
In "Death with Interruptions" (translated, from the Portuguese, by Margaret Jull Costa; Harcourt; $24), José Saramago, a writer whose long, uninterrupted sentences are relative strangers to the period, has produced a novel that functions as a thought experiment in the Capek/Williams field.
One of the most typical and debilitating ones, Morin explained, is "that eight hours of solid, uninterrupted sleep is a must every night — and otherwise, without it, you can't function during the day".
Unlike traditional roadwork, where one lane is closed for repairs, the detour bridge will function like a coronary bypass, allowing the northbound lanes that are now on the lower deck to flow uninterrupted, past the torn-up roadway.
His adherence to the powerful cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin kept him in uninterrupted exercise of his functions until 1650.
However, the brain is not equipped to derive energy from fatty acids, but uninterrupted maintenance of its function is essential to organismal survival.
Therefore, the main objective is to find an efficient objective function that allows uninterrupted movements in real-time.
But, according to science, most of us do need to spend a third of our lives uninterrupted under the covers to function.
