The phrase "continued importance" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe something that remains significant or relevant over time. Example: "The preservation of our environment is of continued importance in today's society as we face the consequences of climate change."
Results show that even after employing all domestic energy resource to their full potential, there will be a continued rise of fossil fuel use, continued importance of coal, and continued rise of import dependence.
In order to facilitate continued importance and growth of local knowledge, we conclude that resource and protected area managers must recognize local knowledge holders and ensure such knowledge is considered as more than anecdotal or strategic.
The Continued Importance and Reach of Technology: Cultures and societies develop using the tools and technologies of their time.
This supplement will review the continued importance of NSAIDs as part of a strategy to continue to treat pain adequately as well as the attempts to mitigate the risks associated with the use of these drugs.
Supporting Iceland's efforts at economic security and stability would also bolster its continued importance for NATO in this increasingly important region.
For those on the left, the continued importance of the European project should be self-evident.
Despite the continued importance of its oil, Khuzistan comes third in Iran's provincial unemployment charts.
We have confidence in the company and a great allegiance to its continued importance".
This week, Mr. Xi gave a speech in which he stressed the continued importance of Marxism.
In order to make the case for its continued importance, the show resorts to increasingly bald exposition.
"I would imagine," Mr. Johnson said, "that the family would see having a significant role as being of continued importance".
