The phrase "continued concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express an ongoing worry or issue that has not been resolved.
Example: "The board expressed continued concern about the project's budget overruns."
Alternatives: "ongoing worry" or "persistent issue."
The prices of goods produced by Chinese factories have been falling for more than three years.The continued willingness of both the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank to pursue QE indicates continued concern about weak demand and deflation.
But there are also plenty of reasons for continued concern.
But the decision brought some applause from conservationists, mixed with continued concern.
These works, while conveying a deepening interest in Buddhism, also show Noma's continued concern for social causes.
But I seek out your writing I appreciate your continued concern for families with children and other social issues.
One analyst after another has cut earnings estimates for Wall Street banks, citing continued concern about the widening mortgage crisis.
The Prime Minister will be questioned about the National Security Strategy in Parliament today amid continued concern about defence cuts and the activities of the intelligence agencies.
By every indication, the continued concern about domestic terrorism has colored the way Americans are reacting to intrusions on their privacy.
HIS visit to Nigeria this weekend is a welcome gesture of continued concern for Africa at the end of Bill Clinton's presidential term.
The commercial paper market is emitting signals of continued concern, and many of the nation's top corporate executives are still glum.
Of continued concern is gender-based violence in and around protest areas where women have been the targets of sexual assault.
