The phrase "a continued prospect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an ongoing or future opportunity or outlook in various contexts, such as business, personal growth, or planning.
Example: "The company is optimistic about a continued prospect for growth in the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "an ongoing opportunity" or "a sustained outlook".
Many of those men, who were now without a source of income, continued prospecting, now illegally.
Opposition MSPs used a debate on the economy to argue that the continuing prospect of another referendum independence would cause damaging uncertainty for businesses - but their motions calling for it to be shelved were defeated in a vote.
Hanging over all of this is the continuing prospect that eliminating HEU from civilian research reactors may take even longer than the report suggests especially if Russia decides not to collaborate.
With larger companies decamping and a sour atmosphere settling around Polish shale, independent firms are having a difficult time raising the funds needed to continue prospecting.
And because the prospect of a continued divided government makes short-run legislative progress unlikely on other fronts, why not pick this low-hanging fruit right now?
"The impact of a weather-battered first quarter and the increasing prospect of a continued weak economy now force us to be more prudent in our annual guidance," Anthony Cuti, chairman and chief executive, said.
Some analysts and Afghan politicians have said Karzai is using the assembly for political cover so that he cannot be accused of unilaterally agreeing to a deal with the U.S. A collapse of the security agreement would likely end any prospects of a continued NATO mission after 2014.
For the first time, the British university released data about its admissions, and the figures showed a continuing gap in prospects along racial and economic lines.
After all, the currency has no yield support, a continuing trade deficit and the prospect of endless fiscal deficits.
Republicans fault Mr. Spano for what they consider a lack of bold initiatives and believe his budgets teeter on the uncertain prospect of a continuing good economy.
