The phrase "act of continuing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process or action of maintaining or persisting in a particular state or activity.
Example: "The act of continuing despite challenges is what sets successful individuals apart from others."
Alternatives: "process of persisting" or "action of maintaining".
In recent years, she added, the act of continuing to issue vouchers to the point at which authorities exceeded their federal cap for Section 8 units has become "a big no-no at HUD".
Driving at 140mph among the peeling ruins of Detroit is a provocative metaphor, as if the simple act of continuing to make a globetrotting car show in 2019 didn't already feel enough like an older generation laughing gaily while the world burns.
Viruses like influenza are airborne, so they can pass from person to person incredibly quickly; put a guy with the flu on an airplane and he can infect a whole bunch of people by the end of a long haul flight just through the selfish act of continuing to breathe in and out.
Another career detoured was that of David Blaker, who acknowledged in State Senate hearings that as a state police official he had seen but failed to act on evidence of continuing racial profiling.
We want to make the tax system simpler and more fair--and we want to push tax rates down still further". While the President was in New York, he disclosed that he had extended the Export Administration Act of 1979, continuing his broad emergency controls over U.S. exports of high technology items.
There were reports throughout the evening of continuing acts of vandalism on shops and other premises in Brixton.
The inspectors' list of continuing acts of intransigence by Mr. Hussein gives Mr. Bush the political opportunity on Tuesday night to argue in his State of the Union address that more time will not solve the Iraq problem.
Some South Koreans, though, accuse the police of continuing to act as a tool of the politically powerful.
Mentors reported benefits in terms of ensuring currency of knowledge suggesting that it may also act as a suitable form of continuing professional development.
The Courts Act of 1971 continued the modernization with the abolition of quarter sessions and assizes.
Creative Surgery The delicate act of tinkering continued through rehearsals and into previews.
