The phrase "a state of extended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a prolonged condition or situation, often in contexts related to time or experience.
Example: "After months of uncertainty, we found ourselves in a state of extended anxiety about the future."
Alternatives: "a prolonged state of" or "an extended period of".
One of her last hits, "Rock the Boat," takes a fairly obvious sexual metaphor and creates a state of extended ecstasy that never offers full catharsis.
O'Neal, who scored 9 of his 18 points in the final period, caught the ball with his right hand, cocked it and dunked maliciously -- a basket that made the score 85-79 with 41.3 seconds left and turned the arena into a state of extended delirium.
And while it is true that sportsmen and sportswomen are often in a state of extended childhood — and perhaps have to be to chase dreams and play games into their maturity — the defense by her coach did not wash with the Greek association.
Although it is regularly suggested that leukaemic cells treated with imatinib survive in a state of extended quiescence, the long-term treatment success in a number of patients is a strong argument in favour of an occasional activation of these cells, which makes them susceptible to the (cytotoxic) drug effect.
With the death toll in and around Osh, Kyrgyzstan's second largest city, reaching 77 and a state of emergency extending to a second city, the government acknowledged that its efforts to end the violence had been fruitless.
The previous energetic variational analysis of critical loads and of the choice of finite strain measure for structures very weak in shear, remaining in a state of small strain, is extended to the initial postcritical behavior.
The development of public bureaucracy generally accompanied the capacity of a state to extend its reach and to unite its territories under a single sovereignty.
Maoist guerrillas fighting to overthrow Nepal's constitutional monarchy killed 32 policemen in an attack that came after a state of emergency was extended three months.
On Oct. 15, 2005, with a new building designed by Swiss architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, the de Young reopened as a state-of-the-art facility, extending over 293,000 square feet (27,220 square metres).
Jibrin Ibrahim, director of the Centre for Democracy and Development, argues that "these elections are being programmed to fail".He outlines a scenario in which the poll is so violent and chaotic that Mr Obasanjo will have a pretext for declaring a state of emergency and extending his rule.
Flanked by his ministers and a statue of Chavez, Maduro signed a state of emergency and extend a state of economic emergency to protect the country from foreign and domestic "threats," without providing details.
