The phrase "about my continued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing situations, actions, or states related to oneself.
Example: "I would like to talk about my continued efforts to improve my skills in this area."
Alternatives: "regarding my ongoing" or "concerning my persistent".
"… it does strike [me] as odd and very disturbing, if the other reports are true, that the minister was also somehow expressing a view about my continued employment," she said.
"I look forward to talking to the people of Wisconsin about my continued promises to control government spending, balance the budget and hold the line on taxes," Mr. Walker said in a statement released by his campaign office as the petitions — all 3,000 pounds of them — were being delivered to state officials with great fanfare.
"I look forward to talking to the people of Wisconsin about my continued promises to control government spending, balance the budget and hold the line on taxes," he said in a statement.
So apprehensive was he, he said, about my continuing sanity in a place like Los Angeles that he sought to bolster my contact with the known world with a year's subscription.
All the while, I tried to write poems about her and about my continuing life.
I felt good about my continuing growth.
I make no bones about declaring my continuing loyalty to the Green Bay Packers, despite the fact that LA County now has an NFL team.
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The accent was gone, but jibes about my heritage continued through until the end of high school.
And my continuing questions about why a surveillance team watching my abduction in 1991 did nothing.
"There was one that I wasn't sure about," my son told me, continuing with what I recall as, "What is the probability of picking the integer X out of a bag of integers, if X squared is Y," and he went on from there.
