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The phrase "and continue to evolve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing development or change in a process, idea, or entity.
Example: "As technology advances, we must adapt our strategies and continue to evolve to meet new challenges."
Alternatives: "and keep developing" or "and persist in changing".
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The indications are numerous and continue to evolve.
New emojis are added regularly and continue to evolve and reflect our changing times.
If you make clever choices, according to the logic of the simulation, you will survive and continue to evolve.
Jihad is a complex set of doctrines and practices that have changed over time and continue to evolve today.
Tools and IT infrastructure for operating these markets have been developed and continue to evolve as market rules and their geographical footprints change.
The question now is, will they ever be? "We will stay committed on the platform side to supporting Kinect in a very robust way, and continue to evolve the technology," Spencer told the Guardian on Tuesday evening.
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It was immediately successful and continues to evolve.
Physics has evolved and continues to evolve without any single strategy.
Evolutionary theory implies that life evolved (and continues to evolve) randomly, or by chance.
MISCONCEPTION: Evolutionary theory implies that life evolved (and continues to evolve) randomly, or by chance.
The method evolved, and continues to evolve, from this mishmash of references.
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