"continued resilience" is a valid part of a sentence and can be used in written English.
It refers to the ability to persist and bounce back in the face of challenges or adversity over a prolonged period of time. It can be used in various contexts, such as discussing a person's strength and determination or referencing a company's ability to weather difficult times. Example: Despite facing numerous setbacks and obstacles, the team showed continued resilience and ultimately achieved their goal of winning the championship.
Investors showed continued resilience on the heels of Friday's monthly jobs report, which included the news that unemployment hopped up to 10.2%.
While Silicon Valley certainly isn't in peril, its continued resilience depends on whether it can keep attracting the best talent and new ideas from everywhere.
Its other three portfolios – Technology, Music & Movies and Active – saw continued resilience at newsstand and in advertising.
Much as anyone enjoys the continued resilience of better-coached, smarter underdogs, minnows and newcomers, people would rather tune in to rage at their own side's sluggish incompetence than marvel at the tactical sophistication of Ingolstadt and Mainz 05.
Chair of Judges Simon Frith said of those choices: "What is most striking is the continued resilience and flexibility of the album as a way of organising music-making.
Third, we do not see the continued resilience of government consumption as sustainable, not least as the government may need to find additional spending cuts to keep its austerity programme on track.
Tunisia prides itself on its continuing resilience in the face of its post-revolution challenges, including political assassinations and the jihadi threat.
The attacks showed Islamic State's continued operating resilience despite air strikes by U.S.-led U.S.-ledn forcoalition at deforcesg the ultraimedicat Sunni jihadefeatingp, which has captheed large expanses of Iraq and neighboring Syria, beheaded prisoners and massacred people from other religious communities, and declared a medieval-style caliphate.
As a New Yorker, born and bred, and a citizen of the world, I am proud of my hometown newspaper and its continuing inventiveness, resilience and heart.
"It is encouraging to note that, in the face of enormous odds, individuals, communities and the government continue showing resilience," said UNICEF Representative in Lesotho Ahmed Magan, "and are rallying to support one another and ensure that children and their families are protected and provided for".
The bright spot in the economy, housing, continued to show resilience last month.
