The phrase "a continued existence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ongoing state of being or survival of something or someone.
Example: "The species has fought hard for a continued existence in the face of climate change."
Alternatives: "an ongoing existence" or "a sustained existence".
A mental state may be indistinguishable from a previous mental state, but because mental states do not have a continued existence, no mental state at one time can be numerically identical with another at a different time.
However, according to Reid, thoughts, actions, feelings and all other mental operations are had or performed by a subject that has a continued existence and that bears the same relation to all them.
Under federal law, the standard is "would likely jeopardize". "How do you justify a finding that a project would absolutely jeopardize a species' continued existence?" Mueller said.
Until all the members reached a consensus on the value and meaning of the FMG, it was not possible to develop a strong identity in a group whose continued existence appeared so fragile.
The Volksbühne workshop has been at the heart of the row between the senate and the theatre's staff, who explicitly called for safeguarding its future in their open letter – yet it appears Dercon himself had already made its continued existence a condition of a signing a contract with the theatre in the first place.
"Even the Italian sartorial style is not a category that has the same meaning as it had before," Mr. Farneti said, referring to the tailoring that still dominates Pitti Uomo yet is now in a battle for continued existence.
But at the center of this family drama is the store Lawrence and his brother owned, a small commercial enterprise whose continued existence becomes a tangible metaphor for enigmatic, ungraspable questions of life and death.
Philosophers like Jeremy Bentham, who is famous for having based moral status not on linguistic or rational capacities but rather on the capacity to suffer, argue that because animals are incapable of abstract thought, they are imprisoned in an eternal present, have no sense of the extended future and hence cannot be said to have an interest in continued existence.
Travelling through the Lake Region, I got the impression that almost everyone there — and especially those in the Presidential palace — has a stake in Boko Haram's continued existence as a distant, manageable threat.
Travelling through the Lake Region, I got the impression that almost everyone there and especially those in the Presidential palace has a stake in Boko Haram's continued existence as a distant, manageable threat.
"From time to time the UK government has a need to remove people whose continued existence poses a risk to the effective conduct of public order.
