The phrase "a continuous concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an issue or topic that is consistently troubling or requires ongoing attention.
Example: "The rising cost of living has become a continuous concern for many families struggling to make ends meet."
Alternatives: "an ongoing issue" or "a persistent worry".
Money was a continuous concern.
Kehm reports that, "even in those countries that have a more structured doctoral education, insufficient supervision has been a continuous concern".
TNR advocates condemned the move as"hypocritical and heartless,"but a hotel spokesperson told the Orlando Sentinel that according to Florida's Department of Health, "feral cats pose a continuous concern to communities due to the persistent threat of injury and disease," and that hotel's priority was "the health and safety of our guests and team members".
CHW programmes' implementation must balance economical advantages with a continuous concern of programmes' effectiveness and quality of care provided.
Only a continuous concern with the dynamics at work in the health systems will allow for continued pressures to be kept on local authorities in a manner likely to facilitate increasingly fair and inclusive priority setting processes whether in PMTCT or other health programmes.
"It is a source of continuous concern for us".
Notably, since the public-private partnership was established in 2001, supplies of trypanocides never ran short, whereas this problem was a matter of continuous concern before.
Practice organisation is an issue of continuous concern in chronic disease management.
"After a long period during which the Israeli public held out hope for a peace process that would yield security and prosperity," Haaretz wrote, "it is now adjusting to the fact that it faces a long period of conflict, which means continuous concern for personal safety and a decline in the standard of living".
The relative shortage and misdistribution of health care providers in remote areas such as Minamiaizu has been a continuous policy concern in Japan [ 46- 48].
As a result, China's renewable generation has experienced a rapid development in terms of both installed capacity and generation in past few years, but the problem of wind power penetration has become more serious and aroused continuous concern [4].
