The phrase "a device that continues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a device that has the capability to operate or function over a period of time without interruption.
Example: "The new smartphone is a device that continues to impress users with its long battery life and advanced features."
Alternatives: "a device that persists" or "a device that remains active".
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As children, songs help us learn essential knowledge, including the letters of the alphabet and the names of the 50 states a learning device that continues to serve us well into adulthood, suggesting to neuroscientists that music plays a pivotal role in helping the brain form new pathways.
It's committed to providing its early adopters with a device that improves and continues to evolve, rather than hardware that withers on the vine (as Nokia's N9 did).
As a result, Blu-ray manufacturers have placed themselves in a seemingly awkward position: They are selling a device that relies on people to continue to buy discs, but the same device gives them a way to download videos — bypassing the discs the machines were built to play.
When the drummer later met Gil Weinberg from the Georgia Institute of Technology, the two men began to build a device that would allow Barnes to continue pursuing his dream at a high level.
Ms. Haot said a quarter of the site's visitors were arriving through mobile devices, a number that continues to grow.
Perpetual motion, the action of a device that, once set in motion, would continue in motion forever, with no additional energy required to maintain it.
Despite slowing mobile growth in China, the mobile phone market is the only device category that continues to show growth, according to Gartner, thanks to the first-time buyer engine of emerging markets.
The report shows that hospitals are continuing to use a device that was recalled in January, which experts have found to be extremely difficult to disinfect.
