The phrase "continued failure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or persistent lack of success in a particular endeavor or situation.
Example: "Despite numerous attempts to improve the process, we are still facing continued failure in meeting our targets."
Alternatives: "ongoing failure" or "persistent failure."
Politicians must be prepared to take on the banks' continued failure to serve the common good.
The report cites Congo as a prime example of colossal and continued failure to protect.
Yet, even among them, continued failure to find any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq is a growing fear.
Executives who are preparing to handle future cybersecurity challenges with the same mindset and tools that they've been using all along are setting themselves up for continued failure.
CBS' continued failure to reach contract agreements with the stars of "The Big Bang Theory" is officially delaying the start of production for Season 8, reports E Newss.
One non-Cruz subject worth bringing up is the Republicans' continued failure to "reach out" to the demographic groups which shellacked them in the last election.
20 Wayne S. Smith, "New Cuba Commission Report: Formula for Continued Failure", Center for International Policy, July 10, 2006.
But some continued to cling on to hope, pointing to the continued failure to find the plane.
According to Amnesty International, "Despite overwhelming evidence of continued failure to protect human rights the State Department has continued to certify Colombia as fit to receive aid.
Despite their continued failure to understand how psychiatric drugs work, doctors continue to tell patients that their troubles are the result of chemical imbalances in their brains.
In case of continued failure to intubate the responsible anesthesiologist would determine how to proceed.
