The phrase "a continued stream of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or uninterrupted flow of something, such as information, events, or emotions.
Example: "The conference featured a continued stream of innovative ideas that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "an ongoing flow of" or "a constant influx of".
As the week ended, Mr. Cain faced a continued stream of allegations, including new details about a different accuser, who, according to people familiar with the events, has said that he persistently propositioned her during a work event, and that the environment at the restaurant association turned hostile after she complained about it.
The fate of a continued stream of disruptive innovations that make the Internet such a valuable platform in the first place, the argument goes, is too important to be left in the hands of non-users, or their corrupt governments.
In addition to a continued stream of profanities and the promiscuous activities of Chef, an elementary school employee, the episode presents the character of Mr. Garrison as more and more unhinged.
Meeting this challenge will require a continued stream of improved crops and varieties adapted to particular agro-ecosystem conditions.
A continuing stream of new product development engineering is essential to ensure long-term companies' health.
Part of the problem, experts say, is that when children watch television, they are exposed to a continuing stream of commercials for candy, snacks and junk food.
And yet South Africa, with the most prosperous economy in the region, is a magnet that draws a continuing stream of job seekers from Malawi, Mozambique and elsewhere.
It was expected that they would be replaced by a continuing stream of new and improved designs, checked in tests -- until weapons production abruptly stopped in 1992.
Sitting on our terrace, we watched a continuing stream of commercial ships, fishing boats, tankers and freighters, slow-moving along the horizon.
