Continuous integration, spoken lowercase — the practice of proving every change as it lands, not after.
Initials of 'continuous integration': continuus (Latin, unbroken, holding together) + integrare (Latin, to make whole, from integer, untouched); the software practice, coined in the 1990s-2000s, names itself for exactly what it promises — nothing left in pieces for long.
The practice of proving every change as it lands rather than after the fact — spoken lowercase, the way the practice itself prefers to stay unremarkable.