The phrase "a continuing state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that persists over time without interruption.
Example: "The region has been in a continuing state of unrest due to political tensions."
Alternatives: "an ongoing condition" or "a persistent situation."
Arizona, for instance, is operating under a continuing state of emergency.
Life is lived in a continuing state of emergency but friendship prevails.
Feud, also called blood feud, a continuing state of conflict between two groups within a society (typically kinship groups) characterized by violence, usually killings and counterkillings.
Granted, their metabolisms are certainly different, what with Mr. Hoffman in a continuing state of eruption and Mr. Reilly doing the slow burn to end all slow burns.
"If in the end no one invented our national game, and its innocent Eden is a continuing state of delusion," Thorn writes, "he, as unwittingly as Abner Doubleday invented baseball, invented its religion and its shrine".
At least 30 soldiers were killed and the bombing prompted a continuing state of emergency in North Sinai, curfew and tensions that spilled over into Israel, which closed the Rafah crossing to Gaza and caused Hamas to postpone peace talks.
He pledged continuing state support.
His support for a centrally directed economy, continued state subsidies and more equal rights for women can thus be reconciled with his opposition to reform of Iran's inherently conservative, Islamic-based power structure.
Polling makes it absolutely clear that Californians are evenly divided on turning back progress for clean tech because of their anxieties about a continuing weak state economy.
Such a rule continues stating, in the second paragraph, that "The creation of human embryos for research purposes is prohibited".
"The only time you ever really get any recognition as a setup man is when you give up the game," Nelson continued, stating a general truth.
