"continual love" is correct and can be used in written English.
It's especially useful for expressing a strong and enduring love. For example, you could say, "Their continual love for one another was an inspiration to everyone around them."
There are continual references to "love" and family ties as key drivers in humanity's fight for survival.
Obviously, photographs of date nights and hand-holding, sitcom-style anecdotes and ostentatious PDAs, such as full-frontal gazing (the Milibands) and sleepy snuggling (the Camerons) can go a long way to reassure a public that has come to expect continual avowals of love as guarantors of sincerity.
Interestingly, while the delicate, virginal Sansa appears to be displaying battered woman syndrome in her continual proclamations of love for Joffrey despite his abuse, she is doing so not out of misplaced devotion but self-preservation -- biding her time until she is freed of this monster.
Their love for continual fine-tuning of their hardware has meant they have had trouble keeping up with Google's frequent Android updates.
The point of this post is the continual aggravation of unrequited love.
The tension built to a Three-Way Cage match at Lockdown for the Women's Knockout Championship with Kong defending against Angelina Love and continual rival Wilde.
To all who loved her, she was a source of continual joy, energy, inspiration, and love.
If it were your brother, son or father, how would it feel to see continual images of our loved one being wheeled into an ambulance, with the taped 911 phone call and rumors about all of the things that was wrong with him, including unsubstantiated statements about drug overdose, hired and on-call traveling doctors and a misunderstood persona that escaped us all.
"Before us lies eternity; our souls are love, and a continual farewell".
Joan II, also spelled Joanna (born 1371, Naples, Kingdom of Naples [Italy] died Feb. 2, 1435, Naples) queen of Naples whose long reign (1414 35) was marked by a succession of love affairs, by continual intrigues, and by power struggles over her domain between the French house of Anjou and that of Aragon, in Spain.
