The phrase "a continued rise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing increase in a particular context, such as economics, statistics, or trends.
Example: "The report indicates a continued rise in consumer confidence over the past few months."
Alternatives: "an ongoing increase" or "a sustained growth".
The growing appreciation for sake has helped to create a cycle of improvement, which sake experts predict will fuel a continued rise in sake consumption.
The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare data published in 2002 shows a continued rise in health care costs to the Australian community due to the growing number of people diagnosed with mental health disorders.
It remains to be seen whether, his purchasing power is strong enough to fuel a continued rise in bond.prices, but there is no question that the large wire houses are making a bigger effort to interest their customers bonds.
Diabetes, primarily type 2 diabetes, has increased in prevalence throughout the world and current projections suggest a continued rise worldwide for at least the next quarter century.
This assumes continued growth in China, Brazil's top trading partner, and a continued rise in domestic consumption.
It should come as no surprise that a C.D.C. report this month found a continued rise in the percentage of children being diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or that the country has continued its course of mass incarceration.
Globalisation will ensure a continued rise in the standard of living in the developing world and a continual decline in the prosperity of the USA.
They see health benefits as a way to attract and retain workers, and they say they fear that a continued rise in the number of uninsured will increase pressure for national health insurance or other big government programs.
A continued rise could threaten any American recovery.
A continued rise in fuel prices could accelerate sales.
