The phrase "a continuing campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing effort or initiative, often in the context of marketing, advocacy, or political activities.
Example: "The organization has launched a continuing campaign to raise awareness about climate change and its impact on local communities."
Alternatives: "an ongoing campaign" or "a persistent campaign".
More raids are expected as part of a continuing campaign focusing on online soccer forums.
2) Agreement on a continuing campaign to unify baseball with specific goals and objectives.
Last year, in a continuing campaign to improve policing, he produced a book brimming with indignation.
Apparently part of a continuing campaign to soften the image of the Israeli Army by showing smiling women in its ranks, the I.D.F.
The product brought so much success and name recognition that the company has waged a continuing campaign to prevent the trademark Xerox from becoming a generic term.
The attack was part of a continuing campaign that the hacker group calls AntiSec, a fight against what it deems to be corrupt corporations and governments.
Shortly before Mr. Limbaugh's program started at noon Eastern time, two more sponsors, AOL and Tax Resolution Services, said that they had suspended their advertising, reflecting a continued campaign by activists against the sponsors of the program.
The lawyer, Neville O. Mitchell, told the judge that he would abide by the ruling, but before the jury returned to the courtroom, he said Ramarley's death and the twins' arrest were "part of a continued campaign by the N.Y.P.D. against this family".
Presenting the battle in the Liri Valley as a costly continuing campaign rather than in retrospect as a strategic victory, it is the only complete record of an infantry battle.
But even a huge, continuing campaign may not be enough to reverse deforestation.
Government officials also say Iran was the source of a separate continuing campaign of attacks on American financial institutions that began last September and has since taken dozens of American banks intermittently offline, costing millions of dollars.
