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The phrase "and continue to grow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing development, improvement, or expansion in various contexts, such as personal growth, business, or relationships.
Example: "Our company has seen significant success this year, and we plan to continue to grow in the coming months."
Alternatives: "and keep expanding" or "and further develop".
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However, prostate cells eventually escape this androgen blockade and continue to grow, becoming resistant to therapy, despite continued antiandrogen treatment.
"We have seen that business grow and continue to grow".
Asian mega cities have experienced rapid population growth and continue to grow.
Damage of machine components occur when cracks form and continue to grow to a size large enough to cause fracture.
Our forecast stronger cash flows should be sustained and continue to grow for many years thereafter.
Now I'll be looking to carry that on and continue to grow as a captain.
These tumours can be transplanted and continue to grow in wild-type adult flies5.
Glamping These resorts offer unexpected comforts like en suite baths, electricity and four-poster beds and continue to grow.
It will continue to rise and continue to grow and see where it goes but the sky is the limit".
"I'm sure that tomorrow, or in the future he will serve the national team and continue to grow.
"By merging our companies, we can do that more economically for our customers, improve shareholder value and continue to grow".
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and continue to have
and continue to get
and continue to spawn
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and continue to dominate
and continue to push
and continue to trust
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and continue to simmer
and continue to be
and continue to learn
and continue to evolve
and continue to fight
and continue to cooperate
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