"I continuously asked" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate a certain degree of repetition or persistence. For example, "I continuously asked my teacher for help, but I still didn't understand the concept."
"You can melt more," he told her. "Ballet is for the most part very up-up-up-up," Mr. Cerrudo explained later by phone, "and I'm continuously asking her to go down-down-down.
Mel continuously asked me what I was seeking, and I continuously told her the truth: Nothing.
Its strength came from the company's openness and the way they continuously asked questions.
The national team coach, Josef Capousek, sounded annoyed in May 2004 when he was continuously asked whether Fischer would qualify for the team.
These people in Congress have continuously asked for the NSA to provide basic information about how many Americans they are spying on, how many conversations and telephone and chats of Americans they are intercepting, and the NSA continuously tells them we don't have the capability to tell you that, to even give you a rough estimate.
Decision makers have continuously asked for better tools and resources to help them assess their risks related to climate variability and extremes.
Over the past year, Prince has continuously asked his Aunt for her help in starting his career because of the infrastructure she has.
Rappers were continuously asked if they'd work with Frank Ocean after he bravely revealed his acclaimed "Channel Orange" was inspired by unrequited feelings for a man.
At the health care centres in the Intervention group and Control group A, all patients with newly debuted type 2-diabetes or hypertension will be continuously asked to participate by their general practitioners (GPs).
