The phrase "about what continues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing situations, events, or topics that are still relevant or in progress.
Example: "The report is about what continues to affect the local economy despite recent changes."
Alternatives: "regarding what persists" or "concerning what remains ongoing".
Now, given what we know about what continues to be the Thanksgiving food of choice in America, how can the film arrive at a happy ending?
As I've said in previous writings, I did the research about what continues to happen in factory farms, and I decided I didn't want to be a part of any of that violence.
As much horror that I felt about what continues to happen in Zimbabwe against the poor and basic democratic freedoms, as I looked at these strong and resolute leaders in the eyes, I couldn't help but feel so much hope for the future, especially after meeting with many rank and file members at the local level later that day.
In short, Piketty seems to draw too strong a conclusion ("terrifying," in his words) about what continued rising inequality would entail for the bottom 90percentt (at least in the U.S.).
In a final, unscripted segment, he said, "the authors will talk about what drew them to the crime, what new things they learned about the case, and what continues to haunt, fascinate or puzzle them".
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BBC Sport caught up with LeRoy to find out more about his extraordinary journey - and what continues to drive his passion for African football.
Normally a team can pretty much count on a win when their leader scores 28 while his counterpart scores a mere 10, but there is nothing normal about what Duncan continues to do on the basketball court.
"When you're making decisions about what to continue keeping or not, it goes into that decision process.
"But the more I hear about what they continue to say and lie about, it makes me want to testify that much more".
"People have started to ask scholarly questions about the development of his thought, about what his continuing motivations were," Rosen said.
