The phrase "a continued presence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to describe a condition in which something is constant or ongoing. For example, "Her a continued presence in the office gave her team the stability they needed to succeed."
It could fall apart, as a continuing presence in Iraq did.
All have had long, rich careers in modern dance and have a continuing presence in the art as performers and choreographers.
Mr. Sassa previously ran the network's stations division, and he has also been a continuing presence in all the East Coast-based management planning meetings at NBC.
The group hopes to be a continuing presence in the budget debate, but if Mr. Lamont runs for governor, his role in the effort could be compromised.
He vowed to return to establish a continuing presence and has since made 16 trips, spending a great deal of his own money.
The Afghans very clearly want a continuing presence, yet to be defined, of both the American military and NATO-ISAF going forward after 2014.
Still, Neukom acknowledged that some people within baseball were probably not enthused that Bonds was a continuing presence at the ballpark.
Botsford, who died last week at the age of eighty-seven, wan an editor with this magazine for almost forty years and a continuing presence around the place in the two decades after he stepped down.
To equate every gain in security with the US surge strategy, as advocates of a continuing presence in Iraq commonly do, is to oversimplify the complex dynamics that drive violence in that country.
Now, armed with more sophisticated consumer research and a beefed-up marketing staff, Feld Entertainment, the corporate parent of the circus, is taking the Ringling brand name to market in hopes of striking deals that will both fill more seats and give the circus a continuing presence through new merchandise.
