The phrase "and persisting in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a continuous action or state related to a specific subject or situation.
Example: "She found it challenging to maintain her focus and persisting in a state of distraction."
Alternatives: "and continuing in a" or "and remaining in a".
The Electronic Literature Organization was founded in 1999 to foster and promote the reading, writing, teaching, and understanding of literature as it develops and persists in a changing digital environment.
A passion for historical context suffused Tom's judgments and persisted in a lifelong interest in history, alongside his love of Samuel Johnson.
Jeffries eventually set up camp outside Reno, and persisted in a litany of complaints about the altitude, crowds, lack of privacy and pesky reporters.
Tamarisk germinated and persisted in a wider range of environmental conditions than cottonwood and willow, including in un-cleared treatment areas.
In an agricultural context, resource distribution is therefore a key information in assessing whether or not a pest population may invade and persist in a given environment.
"The fact that they know there's a dangerous flaw in the technology and persisted in a surprise launch," he said, "shows a reckless disregard for the safety of people in our streets".
He agreed with Michael Mansfield QC, representing 75 families whose relatives were killed in the lethal crush, that he was "practising and persisted in a far-reaching deceit" on the day, by lying to Football Association and football club officials about his actions.
Rather, the effects of trauma on depression in this sample appear to be established earlier in childhood (ages 10 14 or younger) and persist in a relatively stable manner into middle adolescence when the risk for drug use may be heightened.
In a series of stunning papers published over the past few years, Califano and several members of his lab have identified dozens of proteins that they say act as "master regulators" in cancer cells, seamlessly orchestrating the activities of hundreds of other proteins, which, in turn, force the cells to divide and persist in a malignant state.
We are not the same person". The Electronic Literature Organization, currently headed by Montfort, was founded in 1999 "to foster and promote the reading, writing, teaching, and understanding of literature as it develops and persists in a changing digital environment". The Huffington Post recently interviewed Montfort about the origins of e-Lit and its evolution over the last few decades.
