The phrase "address continued" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to indicate that a discussion or topic is ongoing, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the project updates, and the address continued from last week’s discussion."
Alternatives: "ongoing discussion" or "continued address".
The address continued: "Yes, people will die.
The new team will also have to address continued jitters on Wall Street and the possible economic ramifications of any war with Iraq.
Executives said PepsiCo would use marketing and promotions to address continued softness in Pepsi sales, but they declined to be specific, citing competitive reasons.
The need for studies evaluating the effects of CV imaging that assess appropriate end points is critical to address continued concerns over the lack of well-designed clinical studies.
In today's accord, the developed nations also said they would find a way to help set up an African peacekeeping force by next year, part of an effort to address continued conflicts in Sudan, Congo and Angola.
However, Ahmadinejad's failure to satisfactorily address continued high rates of inflation and unemployment during his term led to increasing discontent, damaging his favour among segments of both the populace and the administration.
Longley's main address continues to be in Belfast.
The opening address continues on Tuesday, detailing the evening and last minutes of the siege.
Instead, they are an immediate reminder that a list of things to address continues to grow exponentially.
Rights groups say Sri Lanka has failed to address continuing incidents of torture by the police and military against minority Tamils, whose leaders call for an international investigation.
"Saddam Hussein's regime is a grave and gathering danger," Mr. Bush said in his half-hour address, continuing to talk even as a red light on the podium flashed on to indicate that his time had long expired.
