The phrase "a continued climb for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing increase or improvement in a particular context, such as performance, statistics, or trends.
Example: "The company has experienced a continued climb for its sales figures over the past year."
Alternatives: "an ongoing rise in" or "a sustained increase for".
Out of respect for the victims of the 2014 avalanche, the Sherpas took an unprecedented decision and refused to continue climbing for the season.
The thing would usually have expended its fuel at an altitude of 200 feet, but our space vehicle would continue climbing for another 100 feet or so like a homesick angel.
That share, however, is still well below the peak of 12.2percentt, in 1981, so Mr. McKissick says he is confident that commodity-related stocks will continue climbing for some time.
Investors had little data to digest on Monday, so the focus for many remained the continuing climb in bond yields.
Tapping underground water resources helped expand world food production, but as the demand for grain continued climbing, so too did the amount of water pumped.
6.From this intersection, continue climbing to the peak for even better views and a bird's-eye look at mansions in Coldwater Canyon before coming back down.
It continued its climb for a year, hitting a peak in early July 2012.
In 2006, the global area in use for biotech crops continued to climb for the tenth consecutive year at a sustained double-digit growth rate of 13%, reaching 102 million hectares.
Oil prices continued to climb for much of the week, with near-month contracts for light sweet crude edging near the symbolically important $30-a-barrel 30-a-barrel 30-a-barrelng back a bithresholday to $28.20.
The report from the Mortgage Bankers Association also showed that while default rates eased somewhat among subprime loans, which were made to borrowers with blemished or limited credit histories, they continued to climb for the much bigger group of prime loans.
