The phrase "a continued push" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing effort or effort that is being sustained over time.
Example: "The team has made a continued push for innovation, striving to improve their products and services."
Alternatives: "an ongoing effort" or "a sustained drive".
BERLIN — Angela Merkel's governing conservative party hopes to return the chancellor to a third term in office by offering voters a generous mix of increased social benefits for mothers, a continued push to consolidate Germany's budget and a vow not to raise taxes, and shrugging off criticism that its campaign promises amount to little more than bloated pandering.
a continued push to close the US military prison at Guantanamo.
There is no doubt that mobile gaming is going to continue to be big on mobile phones, and it is refreshing to see a continued push with easy to play casual games.
Reflecting foreign investors' continued focus on e-commerce, Walmart's recent buyout of the remaining Ping An and co-founder interests in its B2C website Yihaodian augurs a continued push to gain market share in critical tier 1 cities, while using logistics and related efficiencies for the benefit of Chinese domestic consumers.
It's going to be part of a continued push, post-launch".
The defiant stance, coming months ahead of important local elections, illustrates the fatigue — and resistance — that a continued push for fiscal rectitude in the wake of the sovereign debt crisis risks engendering across Europe.
Rapid growth, a continuing push to reduce costs, and commitment to shipping the highest quality epiwafers have been primary forces driving activity within our MBE operation.
We've also begun a new feature, Optics, and a weekly column, Matter, by the science writer Carl Zimmer, as part of a continuing push to deepen and broaden our Web science report.
The most contentious issue, though, relates to a continuing push by the fashion industry to ease global "rules of origin". Such rules establish where customs collectors consider a product is made.
The Justice Department, in a continuing push to crack down on pill mills and reckless doctors, announced in January that it would focus on providers writing "unusual or disproportionate" prescriptions.
