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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about whether to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision or consideration regarding the continuation of an action or process.
Example: "We had a lengthy discussion about whether to continue the project or not."
Alternatives: "regarding the decision to continue" or "concerning the choice to proceed".
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This has left many Japanese torn about whether to continue using nuclear power.
Apparently, a heated debate about whether to continue withholding these dues preceded Healy's resignation.
The regulator said further discussion was required about whether to continue with the current arrangements.
I am thinking about whether to continue or whether to quit.
The couple's real fight, about whether to continue with the marriage, happened before filming, behind closed doors.
On Friday, prosecutors are expected to disclose their decision about whether to continue fraud and corruption charges against Mr. Zuma.
She's been doing it for 10 years, and is now having doubts about whether to continue or not.
Among Mr. Marulanda's supporters, there is divided opinion about whether to continue war or to make peace.
"It lets you answer those questions" about whether to continue spending or start significant layoffs, Mr. Bollenbach said.
I imagine its publisher, Trinity Mirror, must be thinking seriously about whether to continue with the expense of print publication.
Downing Street has repeatedly denied that any decision had yet been taken about whether to continue with the inquiry.
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