The phrase "and its continuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that follows or extends a previous statement or idea.
Example: "The first chapter of the book was engaging, and its continuation kept me hooked until the very end."
Alternatives: "and what follows" or "and the subsequent part".
NY 32 continues in the vicinity of I-787 and its continuation, NY 787, through Watervliet and back into the town of Colonie, this time it is through the hamlet of Maplewood, to Cohoes, where NY 787 ends at NY 32 near the convergence of the Mohawk and Hudson rivers at New Courtland Street.
It has been noted that the work of Aufidius Bassus and its continuation by Pliny the Elder covered these years; both historians also treated the German wars.
Though both works suggest life's end and its continuation, they're polar opposites.
But Sunday's assault, and its continuation into Monday, marked a new stage in the government's willingness to deploy its forces.
The Dipavamsa was followed by the Mahavamsa ("Great Chronicle") and its continuation, called the Culavamsa ("Little Chronicle").
Other glaciers are found north and east of the Atlantic Ocean and its continuation in the Norwegian and Barents seas.
His drama in the first movement was that of being more involved in the searching music of his initial entry, and its continuations, than in the storming heroism that soon supervenes -- more concerned with strongly shaped and life-filled inner parts than with grand rhetoric.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon condemned the strike yesterday in a statement, saying that there is no military solution to the country's conflict, and that "its continuation will only bring more human suffering and destruction".
This took two forms: their activities to bid and secure funding from outside the Trust (both at the application stage of SPI and for its continuation) and their authorisation of internal Trust resources (both financial and human resources).
In a telephone conversation with the Georgian president, he said "that Russian aggression must not go unanswered, and that its continuation would have serious consequences for its relations with the United States, as well as the broader international community," a spokeswoman, Lea Anne McBride, said in a statement released by the White House.
Most Unionist leaders, including Austen Chamberlain, had supported the Coalition and advocated its continuation.
