The phrase "absurd to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that it is unreasonable or illogical to keep going with a particular action or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, it became clear that it was absurd to continue the project any further."
Alternatives: "ridiculous to proceed" or "foolish to carry on".
On its face, it seems absurd to continue the hand counts and then exclude the results.
Now that the youth of Cairo, armed with nothing but Facebook and the power of their convictions, have drawn millions into the street to demand a true Egyptian democracy, it would be absurd to continue to tacitly endorse the rule of a regime that has lost its own people's trust.
It's absurd to continue to resort to the same failed strategies and tactics.
It's absurd to continue fighting an incrementally losing battle for Roe in its current state.
The RD's failure meant it would be "absurd for this government to continue with such a farcical initiative.
Johnson told Today: "My point was very simple it is absolutely absurd for the United States of America to continue to urge us further down the line towards a federal superstate when the US has not even signed up to the UN convention on the rights of man".
Chief among them is his apparent decision to continue the absurd English habit of ripping up and starting again after only one or two games of each World Cup.
In contrast, Tony Blair, a patrician with no equivalent democratic record, having been elected by a fifth of those eligible to vote and having caused the violent death of tens of thousands of Iraqis, is allowed to continue spinning his truly absurd political survival tale.
For the "absurd and extraordinary" bid to exclude him to continue would be "an exorbitant waste of public time and money" benefiting only the lawyers involved, Carmody said.
That's key for Melling, since at the mid-point this year the world tour will cut down to only the top 32 surfers qualifying and able to continue on, which seems absurd to me.
But it still stands – if the press are going to continue to attack him with absurd scare stories, then why shouldn't he address them head on?
