Is quantum entanglement - Continuous?

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San K
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We have two concepts - discrete and continuous

While the concept of discrete tends to be associated with quantum mechanics;

Is quantum entanglement a resource that hints at continuity even when (the entangled particles are) separated in time-space?
 
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