The phrase "a continued demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or persistent need for something, often in a business or economic context.
Example: "The company has seen a continued demand for its eco-friendly products over the past year."
Alternatives: "an ongoing demand" or "a sustained demand".
Now the end of QE may prove pro-cyclical in emerging markets (exacerbating ongoing slowdowns) but is also pro-cyclical or at best neutral in advanced economies (since tightening is occurring amid a continued demand shortfall).
There is likely to be a continued demand for the identification of global research priorities due both to the nature of funding for HPSR and the continued reliance on international funding sources, but also an ongoing need for multi-country research studies that yield more generalizable conclusions.
"If this country has a continued demand for labor by way of our market economy," said Mr. Aguilar, the commissioner, "you have a baseline draw for illegal immigrants".
John Haugen, who leads the venture investing arm of food giant General Mills, which invested in Beyond Meat, explains: "If you look at the overall trends – half the population is trying to avoid meat and yet there's a continued demand for protein.
"There is a continued demand by members of the public to see a higher visibility police presence on the street.
Hopefully prices will come down and they will as long there's a continued demand for the ultra-thin PC notebooks.
There are millions of Polaroid cameras in use, which means a continuing demand for instant film.
Hence, there is a continuing demand of novel and cost-effective purification processes aiming at the recovery of pure and active target protein.
This is one of a handful of small residential buildings that providers of corporate housing are leasing to meet what they say is a continuing demand.
Even when these practices are no longer strictly necessary for preservation, the distinctive alterations in taste that they produce have cultivated a continuing demand for fish preserved in these ways.
Except for tombstones, however, for which there is a continuing demand, the present production of granite is geared to the fluctuating market for curbing in highway construction and veneer used in the facing of large industrial and commercial buildings.
