The phrase "and continue to issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ongoing process of producing or distributing something, such as documents, statements, or products.
Example: "The organization has decided to update its policies and continue to issue new guidelines for compliance."
Alternatives: "and keep issuing" or "and persist in issuing".
When America's faculty-lounge revolutionaries emigrate to Iran (or Russia, or China, or Cuba) and continue to issue shrill denunciations of government policy, we can start naming heroes.
The trespassers refuse, vandalize cultural artifacts, and continue to issue ultimatums.
Founded in 1976, the alliance was among the first groups to study the arts as an industry and continues to issue reports that emphasize the importance of the arts to the economy and to education.
C.I.A. analysts monitoring Iraq apparently ignored the statements from the family members and continued to issue assessments that Mr. Hussein was still developing unconventional weapons, Senate investigators have found.
After the conclusion of this dispute, Coke freely left, and continued to issue writs of prohibition against the High Commission.
That Saleh has returned to Sanaa and continues to issue statements as if he were in power -- even after accepting the deal in Riyadh -- is a perhaps a bigger threat to the transition than the continuing violence across the country.
Inspectors have ordered 20 building owners to remove large signs, Mr. Weiss said, and will continue to issue warnings.
Under the Roman Republic many Greek cities and districts continued to issue their own bronze coins, and, particularly in Asia, these local Greek coinages went on under the empire down to Gallienus.
A number of vassal states and protectorates continued to issue their own coinages in the precious metals until they became Roman provinces.
As of June, the Brazilian embassy in Haiti had granted more than ten thousand humanitarian visas, and it continues to issue as many as possible, given its operational capacity.
