The phrase "agent will continue to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ongoing actions or responsibilities of an agent in a particular context, such as business or legal matters.
Example: "The agent will continue to represent the client in all negotiations until the contract is finalized."
Alternatives: "agent will keep on" or "agent will persist in".
The EPA's inability to come to a decision means a cancer-causing agent will continue to be sprayed on our food and public areas.This is not a typical situation.
It is evident that, as the supply of susceptible individuals dwindles in some areas, circulation of the agent will continue to expand relatively rapidly in time and space to other areas, thereby also affecting the higher income districts, although the starting point was the Alagados district.
A good agent will continue to help you anytime you need during the life of your policy.
Federal agents will continue to conduct investigations, and criminals will not immediately be "let go," as Mr. Obama suggested.
Participation in a well designed clinical trial is encouraged, as the introduction of novel agents will continue to expand the therapeutics options available in the management of CTCL.
New drugs like buspirone that are effective but avoid many of the unfavourable side effects of earlier agents will continue to be developed.
"We go to courthouses for someone who's been convicted of a crime," he said, adding that immigration agents will continue to do that.
Federal law-enforcement agents will continue to go to work; food-safety inspectors will keep up their duties; park rangers will keep tourists from falling into Old Faithful, at Yellowstone.
Justice Souter, to get back to your question about equally effective, we know from the experience in the Fourth Circuit in the last year that federal agents will continue to deliver warnings.
Rightmove has cheered the market today with news of record profits and predictions that estate agents will continue to increase their spending to market on the property website as they jostle for business in a tight housing market.
