The phrase 'lasting passion for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a deep and abiding love or interest in something. For example: "He had a lasting passion for books, and was always eager to learn something new."
She later developed an interest in law, and enrolled at the Government Law College, Mumbai; during this period, she developed a long-lasting passion for reading.
Last, a passion for using technology for social change, especially open data, should probably make its way into the application.
The truth is England have quite enough of a challenge tonight putting down the last of the local passion for the iconic coach Oleg Blokhin and the revered Andrei Shevchenko to steer Ukraine into the knockout stages of these increasingly brilliant finals.
Always interested in the lives of artists, Barnes also gives us "The Silence," about an elderly composer who may or may not complete his eighth symphony, as well as "The Revival," a version of Turgenev's last great passion -- for an actress 35 years younger than himself.
A SOCCER game lasts 90 minutes, but the global passion for the sport is never governed by the clock.
It was when he met Thatcher that he found his passion for politics, which lasted probably longer than most of his enthusiasms.
This was her friendship with Turgenev, who was 25 when they met, and who conceived a grand passion for her that lasted a lifetime.
At last, Americans have found a passion for their politics.
"All these great tenors of the last century had an extraordinary passion for songs," he continues, "and in particular for songs derived from opera, known as 'la piccola lirica' or 'little opera'".
He developed a passion for machinery that would last his entire life.
These victories kindled a passion for jump racing that lasted until her death.
