'continuously pursued' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is being done without interruption or pause. For example, "The company has been continuously pursued increased profits."
"There is no place where newness is so continuously pursued," he wrote.
Her actors tumble about continuously, pursued by the camera, which is in the expert hands of the artist and Amy Epstein.
This purpose has been continuously pursued since its foundation over 30 years ago, across both Central and Eastern Europe.
In this context, heat pipe research is being continuously pursued evolving newer solutions to suit present requirements.
And the reason they felt that way is partially because the Democrats have continuously pursued the policy of not talking to the Republican constituents and their aspirations.
The first argues that there is never a perfect time to pursue peace, to which I wholeheartedly subscribe, and therefore opportunities for peace must be continuously pursued and even created.
"I applaud the district attorney for upgrading the charges to murder-one however at the same time, we continuously pursue and push for the investigation of hate crimes," Nasher said.
The current constriction at this interface becomes increasingly important as thinner electrolyte layers are continuously being pursued for increased performance.
"In his speech, the president highlighted the Space Dream that China has pursued continuously by developing the space program and turning the country into a space power," Xinhua wrote.
So far, portal hypertension therapies such as beta blockers are introduced as soon as the portal hypertension is diagnosed, and pursued continuously until death.
