"continued damage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in any context where you're talking about damage that is happening over a long period of time or that is continuing to occur. For example, you could say, "The years of overfishing have resulted in continued damage to the coral reef ecosystem."
Following injury, the remaining muscle undergoes continued damage, develops fibrosis, and likely has gross architectural alterations.
The new findings published on Sunday were the work of an Israeli government review committee, which said its task was to re-examine the event "in light of the continued damage it has caused to Israel".
It should not be dragged back into the muck and murk by political figures whose sole agenda seems to be to rationalize actions that cost this country dearly — in our inability to hold credible trials for very bad men and in the continued damage to our reputation.
Emily Palus, the deputy division chief for tribal consultation with the Bureau of Land Management, a division of the Interior Department, recently wrote an e-mail to colleagues suggesting that they raise concerns about the growing "international trade in Native American cultural property, and the continued damage and impact it has on traditional cultural practices".
The blame for justice delayed, and the continuing damage to America's standing, no longer rests solely with Mr. Bush.
He compared the continuing damage to the destruction of antiquities in Iraq after the American-led invasion in 2003.
H.I.V. also deactivates the genes that normally fix altered cellular DNA, leaving the immune cell unable to repair continuing damage caused by the virus, the researchers said.
The lawyers argue that the fund has only paid some 16 percent of "interim" claims from people with continuing damage, calling it an "abject failure".
The difficulty of assessing the continuing damage to the gulf was underscored Monday in conflicting testimony before the commission investigating the causes of the accident.
Part of the legacy of such a confirmation would be, inevitably, condoning waterboarding and other methods of torture in the future — with continuing damage to our values, our international relations and the safety of our own soldiers if captured.
And we should never forget that the persistence of high unemployment inflicts enormous, continuing damage on our economy and our society, even if the unemployment rate is gradually declining.
