The phrase "continuing passion" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe someone's ongoing intense feelings or strong interest in a particular subject or activity. Example: Despite facing many challenges in his career, John's continuing passion for music kept him motivated and determined to succeed.
(Mr. Simon confesses to a continuing passion for chips).
The best example of this is Japan's continuing passion for protecting small- and medium-sized businesses.
On trips abroad, he never failed to keep in contact with her and vouch his continuing passion.
The most striking characteristic of Old Trafford is the continuing passion of the place despite all the honours already won.
A catastrophic decline in the past decade is primarily due to poaching to feed a continuing passion for ivory.
So far, this was my favorite moment in D.C.! I wasn't expecting his continuing passion for our country's future.
The annual demonstration is the most vivid display of the continuing passions over the 1989 crackdown on student protests in Beijing, an event whose name and date has been stricken by censors on mainland China.
His leadership and continued passion to ensure gender and sexual minorities are represented fairly by their government has been incredible, admirable and one the world should pay attention to.
In 27 years as a colleague, Stewart Schwab, the Allan R. Tessler Dean of the Law School, said he has admired Summers' continued passion and enthusiasm for the law, and his dedication to his students and research assistants.
Allen credits her "Renaissance" mother — artist-poet-playwright-classical pianist Vivian Ayers Allen, who is 95 "and still kicking!" — for her nonstop energy and continued passion.
Revered as generous, committed, compassionate, he remained active after his retirement in local community organizations: his synagogue, Rotary Club, environmental groups, and taught ecology to the local elementary school, while continuing his passion for painting.
