The phrase "a continued cycle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or situation that repeats over time without interruption.
Example: "The community has been trapped in a continued cycle of poverty and unemployment for generations."
Alternatives: "an ongoing cycle" or "a perpetual cycle".
Increased housing prices may initially scare a buyer into a continued rent cycle, but considering all options within the District rather than just a few centrally located areas may lead to both comfort and great investment.
Inequities in access to health services leave the most vulnerable in a continued negative cycle, as poor health impacts negatively on income generating opportunities and increase the burden of health costs for households that are already struggling to survive.
Just as a reliable prognosis of a disease requires a sound diagnosis, so too a sensible solution to the plague of war and militarism in the Middle East requires an objective identification of the root causes of the continued cycle of violence and bloodshed.
As I looked around the room and saw clusters of young men and women in uniform or carrying their weapons in the sanctuary, I felt troubled by the continued cycle of the military inculcation in my former Jewish youth movement.
The cash-economy stemming from the tuna industry contributes to the continued cycle of food dependence, imported-food, and poor diet, which is partly responsible for Micronesia's unhealthy, obese population.
It is clear that further understanding of the reasons for this flow and how targeted interventions may affect the size and character of the un-owned population is vital if we are to prevent this continued cycle of over-production and relinquishment.
One outcome of this coevolutionary struggle can be host species-specificity, where continued cycles of adaptation essentially isolate a parasite within a given host, preventing it from infecting even closely related species.
"Continued cycles of police violence are often a source of trauma and can trigger pre-existing PTSD in the black community".
But in the case of Edwards' death, mentioning PTSD is exceptionally ironic: Continued cycles of police violence are often a source of trauma and can trigger pre-existing PTSD in the black community, an under-addressed problem according to experts.
