"the continued dominance" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation where one person or group has maintained their control or authority over a certain area or field for a prolonged period of time. Example: "Despite facing tough competition, the company's continued dominance in the tech industry is a testament to their innovative approach and strong leadership."
Francis's account gushed about "the continued dominance" of Allonzo Trier.
Another is the continued dominance of Suharto-era figures.
One example was the continued dominance of state-owned banks in China, Mr. Lim wrote in the VoxEU.org e-book.
Part of the reason lies in the continued dominance of the Socialist party in Andalusia, said Jesús Rodríguez, one of the party leaders in the province.
But it was the continued dominance of DeMarco Murray on the ground that helped the Titans to their second win of the season.
Maria Sharapova's defeat caused a minor tremor, but little else of significance rippled through the women's draw, the continued dominance of Serena Williams taken for granted.
iPhone and Android are nearly tied in overall ad impressions, but iOS is still the clear leader overall thanks to the iPad's continued dominance of the tablet market, with 43.8percentt of impressions served.
The fighters say the election and the military's continued dominance threaten any chance of achieving a degree of autonomy.
As for the rest of its lineup, Richard Plepler a co-president of HBO, offered a long list of accomplishments, topped by the channel's continued dominance of the Emmy nominations.
TUNIS — Tunisia's interim government on Thursday purged almost all the cabinet ministers left over from the government of the ousted dictator Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, bowing to two weeks of mounting street protests against the cabinet's continued dominance by the old governing party and resolving an impasse that had threatened to bog down the new government.
Meanwhile, analysts have scrambled to raise estimates to reflect the company's continued dominance of the online advertising market.
