The phrase "a subject of continuing" is not complete on its own but can be correct in a broader context.
It can be used when discussing topics or issues that remain relevant or ongoing over time.
Example: "Climate change is a subject of continuing concern for scientists and policymakers alike."
Alternatives: "an ongoing topic" or "a matter of ongoing interest".
Frankie Dettori's position is a subject of continuing interest.
Whether the planet can support that many people, and in what living conditions, is a subject of continuing uncertainty.
At the heart of the case is the couple's son, Theo, who, according to court records, has been a subject of continuing arguments between his parents.
That's a subject of continuing research, but one theme in all the explanations is that workers aren't bushels of wheat or even Manhattan apartments; they're human beings, and the human relationships involved in hiring and firing are inevitably more complex than markets for mere commodities.
A study of media coverage, released today, looked at how migrant voices and experiences were framed in the run-up to last year's election and came up with findings that, even if not entirely new, cast yet more light on a subject of continuing public interest.
He was first elected sheriff in 1979, and although there were a few close races subsequently, his closest battles were the very public ones he fought with his ever-expanding weight, a subject of continuing general fascination in a district that eats well and copiously.
Controversial Canadian pharmaceutical company Biovail's purchase of Pharmaceutical Technologies has been included as a subject of the continuing Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into Biovail, according to company filings.
Although the Mytilidea are a subject of much continuing research, there are many aspects of their biology which require elucidation.
The exact detailing of the new whip rule is not expected to be available for at least a week and is the subject of continuing discussions within the BHA and with jockeys' representatives.
Whether Mr. Fischer was a naïve genius whose work embodied primal truths, or simply a madman who practiced a musicalized form of ranting, is the subject of continuing debate.
Mr. Iwai said the issue of comfort women, if not Palisades Park specifically, was the subject of continuing discussions "at a very high level" between the governments of South Korea and Japan.
