The phrase "a continued dedication to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express an ongoing commitment or loyalty to a particular cause, goal, or principle.
Example: "Our organization prides itself on a continued dedication to environmental sustainability and community engagement."
Alternatives: "an ongoing commitment to" or "a sustained devotion to".
This leadership solidified Duke's fiscal stature and has facilitated a continued dedication to a tripartite mission of clinical, educational, and investigational achievement.
ALAC returns to the Barker Hangar for its fifth edition, featuring an expanded international roster and a continued dedication to the L.A. art scene.
Add to that a continued dedication to traditional, religious values – pictures of Hindu idols adorn tables, walls and even mobile phones – and you can suddenly feel a long way from home.
Still, this year's festival shows a continuing dedication to movies that can be both crowd-pleasing and intellectually satisfying.
When I talked to UT English Professor Coleman Hutchison, who focuses on American Southern literature, he argued the continued dedication to the Confederacy amid an array of options as a conscious (and unfortunate) choice.
Through continued dedication to these values, we seek to sustain a welcoming community that fosters inquiry, discovery, and innovation.
Senior Coast Guard officials and the American public, he said, "stand in awe" of the affected service members' "continued dedication to duty and resilience" and that of their families.
This re-branding will hopefully demonstrate to our readers and potential submitters our continued dedication to diversity.
A relatively obscure author, at least to American eyes, would certainly have signaled the Nobel Committee's continued dedication to craft over clout.
The book has sold 500,000 copies since its publication, and Douglas' continued dedication to ecology conservation earned her the nicknames "Grand Dame of the Everglades", "Grandmother of the Everglades" and "the anti-Christ" for her singular focus at the expense of some political interests.
