The phrase "a continued interest for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing curiosity or engagement regarding a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The research team has maintained a continued interest for advancements in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "an ongoing interest in" or "a sustained interest in".
In addition to a continuing interest in incentives for neglected diseases, Dr. Moe researches health care delivery innovation and health care financing and payment reforms in low and middle income health care markets.
He also pursued a range of business interests and showed a continuing interest in ICI, which for years included a pilgrimage to the annual Wilton smoking concert on Teesside – at which junior staff took off the company's management.
The relationship between gene architecture and gene expression has been and remains a subject of continuing interest for genome analysis.
The course would also identify advantages and liabilities of starting an international company, how to manage it locally and globally, and building partnerships and personal networks—an area of continuing interest for the researcher.
He said the woman had "willing corruptibility" and "offered her child as a sacrifice for Watkins continued interest in her".
Analysts attribute the relative strength of India's economy and foreign companies continued interest in India, for some of this rise.
The First Wave BACCARAT HOTEL Living in Midtown Manhattan may not be for everyone, but continued interest from foreign buyers and those looking for pieds-à-terre appears to be firing developers' enthusiasm.
There is continued interest in the development of novel haemoadsorbents for the removal of middle molecular weight molecules from blood in patients suffering with chronic renal failure.
Thus, there is continued interest in local administration of TNF antagonists for lumbar radiculopathy.
