The phrase "able to continue operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the capability of something to keep functioning or running, often in technical or operational discussions.
Example: "The system is designed to be able to continue operation even during power outages."
Alternatives: "capable of ongoing operation" or "able to maintain functionality."
At Monday's press conference, Mr. Farahi, the Interior Ministry official, suggested that the 52 private security companies now operating here legally would be able to continue operations temporarily, but for how long and under what circumstances was unclear.
Existing mines, numbering perhaps a dozen within the three blocs of land that make up the million acres in question, will probably be able to continue operations or to restart them when uranium prices make mining worth the effort again.
The Sunterra Corporation, an owner of time-share vacation resorts, said late on Monday that it would dismiss about 930 workers at company headquarters in Orlando and might not be able to continue operations.
General Motors, which has been able to continue operations thanks to funds from the U.S. government's Troubled Asset Relief Program, spent $6.2 billion in cash during the fourth-quarter, leaving it with $14.0 billion by the quarter's end.
"We are of course hoping that these are temporary actions… And we are committed to continue the company but really this depends on the external investors as well, how are we able to continue operations," Saaarnio adds.
The militants have no interest in a peaceful Libya and are working to stir up more conflict, according to Gambhir, who writes: "ISIS likely will be able to continue operations in Libya as long as other militant actors are focused on the country's ongoing civil war".
Thereafter, her respiratory status gradually improved and the surgeons were able to continue the operation.
The lawsuit had no immediate effect on Uber, as the ride-hailing company was able to continue its operations as normal -- in the process increasing its valuation from $40 billion in late 2014 to $62.5 billion today.
