"continued contribution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about someone's ongoing or consistent contributions to a particular cause, project, or organization. Example: "We would like to thank John for his continued contribution to our community garden. His hard work and dedication have helped us maintain a beautiful and thriving space for all to enjoy."
Whether it's through the on-the-job learning offered through schemes like Teach First and Schools Direct or the continued contribution of our universities to educating generations of Britain's teachers".
We remain committed and welcome Nokia's continued contribution to MeeGo open source.
Moreover, the absence of a distinct group of highly active unskilled answerer in our analysis suggests that the design of Stack Exchange inhibits the continued contribution of content perceived as poor.
The research showed that the future for RECs in England is uncertain and strategists should consider innovative ways to fund their continued contribution to national, regional and local practice.
"As ever, our team mentality remains focused and this represents another opportunity for someone to come and make a continued contribution in the closing weeks of the season," Dyche added.
Post-eruption heat-discharge rates and the corresponding water mass fluxes are larger (order 104 105 tons per day, Terada 2014) than the deflation volume estimated with geodetic observations, suggesting continued contribution of additional hydrothermal fluids from larger, deeper source areas.
The EU produced a draft €157bn (£130budgetdget for next year on Thursday, which includes continued contributions by the UK.
Returning to work within the year would also have meant continued contributions by Allstate to his pension.
Updated at 2.07am BST 1.32am BST Artful tuneage With special thanks to trimphone and BritChickinCO for continued contributions below the line.
Beginning today, the contents of The Tribune will come increasingly from the staff of The Times, with continued contributions by the international paper's own small staff and a dwindling number of articles from The Post and other newspapers in the United States.
But even this does not take into account that Britain could end up having to make continued contributions to the EU to secure access to the single market if there was a leave vote, it says.
