The phrase "a continued supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an ongoing or uninterrupted provision of goods, services, or resources.
Example: "The company has ensured a continued supply of materials to meet the increasing demand."
Alternatives: "an ongoing supply" or "a steady supply".
A continued supply of ecosystem services (ES) from a system depends on the resilience of that system to withstand shocks and perturbations.
State leaders said the commitment to higher education played a key role, assuring the company of a continued supply of workers with tech expertise.
"A continued supply of imported shrimp is critical to consumers and seafood companies because it cannot be replaced by increased domestic production," the group argues in a recent document.
The charge is, to some extent, the fee that the regular winners on Betfair pay to guarantee a continued supply of losers for them to beat, via Betfair's promotional efforts and expansion into new markets.
One potential way to ensure a continued supply of labour after free movement from European countries ends on the UK's departure from the EU would be to allow businesses to sponsor visas for low-skilled workers.
Second, the sediment capacity ratio appeared to be elevated during periods of more rapid retreat and we attribute this to the importance of a continued supply of unworked glacial till before fluvial reworking and sorting of freshly exposed sediment increased the resistance of sediment to entrainment and hence export rates.
Arrangements differ but most often the child is exchanged for a continuing supply of cash or wheat.
Assuming a continuing supply of people with too much time on their hands, how big could it get?
Ducks Unlimited, a private group, studies bird populations and advises on what seasons and bag limits are appropriate to assure a continuing supply of birds.
I once wrote about two boys in Afghanistan who were bartered away by their father in exchange for a continuing supply of wheat.
