The phrase "and there was continued" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The meeting was lengthy, and there was continued discussion on the topic."
Alternatives: "and there was ongoing" or "and there was further".
The HIT-6 score demonstrated better HRQoL, which was felt quickly with onabotulinumtoxinA treatment, and there was continued improvement with additional treatments as reflected by continued decrease in HIT-6 score with additional treatment cycles.
She and Swan had mutual domestic violence orders, and there was continued violence.
As the government began talks with crossbench stakeholders and senators, sources said different ministerial offices were "at sixes and sevens" and there was continued confusion about the plan.
In the hands of these and other Italian composers, symphonic style evolved considerably by 1740, and there was continued fruitful experimentation through the 1750s.
At Citicorp, according to Ronald I. Mandle, a banking analyst, "several things went wrong: net-interest margin went down, loan losses were up, and there was continued rapid growth in operating costs". Net-interest margin is the profit that a bank earns on its assets expressed as a percentage of those assets.
If the peace talks failed and there was "continued aggressive settlement construction" in the occupied West Bank, Mr Obama warned, Washington would have limited ability to protect Israel from "international fallout", an apparent reference to the Palestinians' threat to pursue Israel at the International Criminal Court and a boycott campaign.
And there was continuing concern over the health of the global economy; last month, China suggested that its fast-growing economy was cooling and the Bank of England reduced its forecast for the British economy.
"Prices have come down and there is continued demand for what Monaco offers in security and other benefits".
About a third of those employers surveyed plan to raise employees' deductibles or co-payments again in the coming year, and there's continued interest in seeing employees enroll in plans with high deductibles that have a savings account attached.
In 2010-11, all NHS boards met their financial targets for the third year in a row, and there is continued progress against the 'big three' diseases of coronary heart disease, stroke and cancer.
And there is continued exasperation from those on the outside at what often feels like a "gated community" of NPOs to which it feels almost impossible to gain access.
