The phrase "continuous endeavours" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to ongoing or persistent efforts towards achieving a goal or completing a task. Example: Despite facing numerous setbacks, the team's continuous endeavours to develop a new product eventually paid off when it became a bestseller in the market.
The fluctuation of fuel price levels along with the continuous endeavour of the shipping industry for economic growth has led the shipbuilding industry to explore new designs for various types of ships.
At the other end, Cherries goalkeeper Artur Boruc kept out Tommy Smith's curling shot, but Huddersfield chances were rare despite their continuous endeavour.
In conclusion, our findings describe a new, continuous cell line of human multipotent neural stem cells, that have been conditionally immortalized using a mutant of c-myc never used in such an endeavour before.
The ultimate goal of this research endeavour is to assess the impact of interventions aimed at continuous quality improvement with the help of PQIs and possibly outcome measures.
The restless endeavour to extend the boundaries of expression in Western art produces continuous international stylistic changes.
The Cochrane Collaboration endeavours to improve the quality of its systematic reviews through the application of a continuous peer review process during their development.
A design optimisation analysis was endeavoured to maximise the solder interconnect reliability by utilising a computer model with continuous variable (physical dimensions) and discrete variables (underfill type) and a stochastic optimiser such as multi-objective mixed discrete particle swarm optimisation.
In the past few weeks, this mission has revealed that the outer regions of the magnetosphere are rocked by a continuous series of rippling waves that resemble the long, swelling waves on an ocean.Ulysses is another joint endeavour by ESA and NASA.
