The phrase "and indeed continued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something persisted or carried on, often in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "The project faced numerous challenges, and indeed continued to evolve despite the setbacks."
Alternatives: "and in fact persisted" or "and truly carried on".
Yet as "monseigneur" – the head of state – he never lost his monarchical aura, and indeed continued to exploit it in full.
And, indeed, continued work on MPLP without reflection on cultivating other collections at finer level leads to an interesting question of why MPLP and finer processing can't work in tandem.
When, by 1987, the supposed hysteria failed to evaporate and indeed continued erupting in other parts the country, the health agency orchestrated a jocular referendum by mail among a handful of academics to come up with a name for it.
Nevertheless, the change of wind certainly saved the remainder of Salonika, and when daylight broke, though the fire had not stopped, and, indeed, continued to smoulder for days, the danger was over.
NPB believed it could maintain its U.S. accounts, even if it knew or had reason to believe the accounts were to evade taxes, and indeed continued to service some of those accounts after knowledge that some owners had not declared their accounts to the IRS.
Some variant of this response to Plato was the core of aesthetics through much of subsequent philosophical history, and indeed continued to be central to aesthetics through much of the twentieth century.
The government of Japan is directly responsible and, indeed, continues to perpetuate this victimization, as witnessed by its readiness to whitewash history in school textbooks.
Paradoxically, the Frankfurt school saw this as necessary because of the relative success of capitalism rather than its imminent collapse, as the more dogmatic Marxists proclaimed (and indeed continue to proclaim).
That many cabinet members worked in PR is worrying since without those skills this shift in the distribution of wealth could not have been accomplished as successfully as it has and indeed continues to be.
There was a jagged, melancholic quality to the music, which both cleverly quoted from Phantom and extended the argument into areas of painful nostalgia, the reawakening of the musical expression of sexual love, and the anxiety of protecting, and indeed continuing, a musical legacy.
How enormously popular have these books been and indeed continue to be?
