The phrase "a privilege to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing gratitude or honor for the opportunity to keep doing something, often in a professional or personal context.
Example: "It has been a privilege to continue working with such a talented team over the years."
Alternatives: "an honor to persist" or "a pleasure to carry on".
Ireland international Joyce, who led the Hove outfit in four County Championship and five CB40 games last season, said it was "a great honour and privilege" to continue leading the side in 2013.
Tell them that driving is a privilege, and that if they want that privilege to continue, they have to be responsible and earn it through their work, just as an adult would have to.
"I am honored to have the privilege to continue serving as Ventura County's congresswoman," Brownley said in a statement issued by her campaign.
On transparency issues, the administration has raised concerns among open-government advocates by regularly using the "state secrets" privilege to continue keeping some national security issues out of public view, and Mr. Obama reversed course last year and refused to make public photos showing abuses of terrorism detainees.
We're allowing this kind of privilege to continue while at at the same time the people who most desperately need help are falling out at the bottom.
It's a privilege to be able to continue to tweet things all day to build up your followers.
"It is an honour and a privilege to have been asked to continue as head coach of Wales in my caretaker role for this extended period," said Howley.
"That's one of my big goals in the future, and it's really a privilege for me to continue this great tradition of UNICEF".
"It is a great privilege to be asked to continue this journey through Victorian Whitechapel," says Ripper Street's writer and creator Richard Warlow.
Along with Edward Heath, Benn was given by the Speaker the privilege of being able to continue using the House of Commons Library and Members' refreshment facilities.
