The phrase "a problem that continues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an ongoing issue or challenge that has not been resolved.
Example: "The company is facing a problem that continues to affect its productivity and employee morale."
Alternatives: "an ongoing issue" or "a persistent problem."
It is a problem that continues to grow.
The databases, the banks say, are an important tool to root out fraud, a problem that continues to bedevil them.
— ROBERT MACKEY Amid the celebrations on Wednesday night, there were also reports of new sexual assaults, a problem that continues to plague the mass mobilizations in Egypt.
But more than this, the church has been wresting with a problem that continues to challenge liberal-minded thought across a range of social and political endeavours.
These probes shed some light on a system that is failing to stop the flow of corrupt money, a problem that continues to have disastrous consequences for millions of people.
Ciongoli said that his letter "is not meant to be an attack upon NBC, but rather to be an illumination of a problem that continues to trouble our society".
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) affect a large proportion of the Canadian population and present a huge problem that continues to strain primary healthcare resources.
The complexities involved in controlling teams of moving robots so they don't crash into each other, or indeed wipe out other objects/entities that cross their path, is a hard problem that continues to keep roboticists busy.
Chilton continued, "This is a significant problem that continues today for the millions of American households that can be paying a "speculative premium" at times for virtually everything they purchase..
"We caution that this shouldn't be viewed as a panacea for a very serious problem that continues to get worse.
