The phrase "able to continue growing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential for ongoing development or improvement in various contexts, such as personal growth, business expansion, or skill enhancement.
Example: "With the right resources and support, the organization is able to continue growing and adapting to market changes."
Alternatives: "capable of ongoing growth" or "able to keep expanding".
"Without Fairtrade, not only would we not be able to invest, we might not be able to continue growing coffee".
"The reason Apple has been able to continue growing at a spectacular rate, even as its revenue base has surpassed $100 billion, is because it targets the world's biggest markets," Mr. Cihra said.
How has the recession affected your company, and how are you able to continue growing it?
We came to terms with the university to leave and move across the street, so we were able to continue growing.
If the company can continue to execute on these strategies, it should be able to continue growing economic earnings as it did in 2018.
Under the new name "Groupon Latin America," and with significant financial backing, the team (which now included Daniel Undurraga, Oskar Hjertonsson, Felipe Henríquez Meyer and Juan Pablo Cuevas as the CEO) was able to continue growing their operations across Latin America.
As Freshdesk has grown rapidly, Syed admits he worries about managing the large number of new customers, while on-boarding new employees, but he has a plan for the company and so far he has been able to execute it to continue growing.
But it's the patients who are caught in the middle of an evolving system that threatens to make medical weed so expensive many will no longer be able to afford it, forcing them to continue growing their own personal stashes which will be illegal as of April 2014 or buying it from regular ol' weed dealers.
But it's the patients who are caught in the middle of an evolving system that threatens to make medical weed so expensive many will no longer be able to afford it, forcing them to continue growing their own personal stashes which will be illegal as of April 2014 or buying it from regular ol' pot dealers.
Only with your active support will we be able to continue to grow and to develop the scientific and educational initiatives of the ERA-EDTA – our Association would simply be unable to achieve these important goals without the help of all its members!
If we're going to be able to continue to grow, we have to meet the demands on our streets.
