The phrase "action will continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular activity or process will persist or carry on into the future.
Example: "Despite the challenges we face, the action will continue until we achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "the process will carry on" or "the activity will persist."
Junior doctors have warned that industrial action will continue until their demands are met – raising the prospect of a year or more of unrest in the NHS.
The Conservative majority government's hectic programme of action will continue with the launch of the 2015 spending review by George Osborne.
The issue of government action will continue to be played out and hopefully led by president Obama in his second term.
The action will continue to be funneled through Wade in Miami's second-round series; thanks to his resurgent efforts, the Heat is back chasing another title.
And thus I'm optimistic that action will continue, as the social responsibility argument increasingly lines up perfectly with the financial one.
Until we dispense with the "critical mass" metaphor, which obscures the very objective it is aiming to clarify, jurists who oppose affirmative action will continue to have an easy target.
All of these actions will continue to increase the oil-efficiency and resiliency of the United States economy.
The DPRK regime's actions will continue to be grossly overmatched by ours and would lose any arms race or conflict it initiates".
The Bank of Japan's surprising stimulus plan came with supportive comments from officials in Europe and at the Federal Reserve, suggesting that central bank actions will continue supporting the world's economy to the benefit of stocks.
We're here as long as they are". "The actions will continue as long as the bombs are dropping," said Leda Dederich, one of the organisers of Direct Action to Stop the War.
