The phrase "a continued potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or sustained possibility for growth, development, or success in a particular context.
Example: "The project shows a continued potential for innovation and improvement as we gather more data."
Alternatives: "an ongoing potential" or "a sustained potential".
Growth equity firm RSTP, a previous investor in Metabiota, led this round of funding for what it sees as a continued potential for the startup to become a multi-billion dollar company.
However, persistent nasal MRSA carriage, 2 years after the onset of the outbreak, demonstrates a continued potential threat for both the reemergence of MRSA in the institution and perhaps, dissemination to the community.
Recent data, however, suggest that there is a continuing potential for outbreaks of HIV infection among PWID in some European countries, such as Greece and Romania [ 3, 8- 12].
While Fox News was down -17% in total viewers for the first quarter, new shows like "The Five" and "Fox & Friends First" showed growth and continued potential.
As an illustration of the continuing potential for the spread of this disease long after it was eradicated, P. vivax was isolated from local mosquitoes after human cases were identified in northern Virginia in the United States in 1998 and 2002 [ 10].
Far from indicating a slowdown, the 2018 march showed the continuing potential of the Women's March to spur a major political mobilization.
BP has reawakened hopes for the continuing potential of the North Sea by making a significant oil strike that industry experts believe could yield about 50 million barrels.
Boehner, White House harden stances as shutdown continues, potential default nears.
If fly-in, fly-out practices must continue, potential employees need to be educated about the risks.
It was found that prolonged cathodic polarization and continue potential cycling on samples seriously alters the surface morphology, surface composition and adsorption properties of the composite samples.
Historically poor, the area's (relatively) cheap and vacant land offers continuing potential for redevelopment and with it London's centre of economic gravity shifting strongly east.
