"enduring resilience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express the idea that someone or something has the ability to remain strong and perseverant in the face of adversity. For example, "The refugees showed enduring resilience in the face of great hardship."
In the wake of Haiti's devastating earthquake, an alumnus discovers the enduring resilience of the country's residents—and the ongoing efforts of the Duke community to respond to their needs.
In the twentieth century, relational power proved remarkably adaptable, inhabiting liberal institutions and radical social movements, structuring "political society," and doing much to explain both social mobility and inequality's enduring resilience.
The enduring resilience of tribalism in the urban setting owes much to its continued role in providing a committed network of mutual aid as well as offering its members, as in traditional agro-pastoral settings, the potential of gaining access and controlling economic resources in an environment of scarcity and competition.
"Europe's strengths, competitive advantage and know-how are reflected in young European successful ventures: a focus on purpose, an enduring resilience, the importance of societal impact and the constant attention to sustainable business models matched with environmental awareness," the authors conclude.
Some things demonstrate the enduring resilience of the human spirit.
While Jon continued to have his struggles, the texts reassured her of his enduring resilience.
It is a reflection on the enduring tenacity, resilience, and common sense of the American people.
Arising triumphantly from the ashes of its predecessor, the phoenix has been an enduring symbol of resilience and renewal for thousands of years.
Through her enduring examples of resilience and inner strength, I have come to better comprehend the words of wisdom she shared with me more than 25 years ago.
Resilience (enduring life conditions, bouncing back and building on meaningful, supporting partnerships) can in itself enable individuals to live with inequities, to endure and survive, and to maybe fight for positive change.
Yet it is the resilience and enduring friendship of these women that is celebrated here, even when they find themselves having to settle for less than they want, always far less than they deserve.
