The phrase "and scientists will continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing research, efforts, or activities that scientists are expected to pursue in the future.
Example: "The study shows promising results, and scientists will continue to explore this area for further insights."
Alternatives: "and researchers will persist" or "and experts will carry on".
The force said in a statement that officers and forensic scientists will continue to work at the cemetery throughout the night and into the next day.
And polar scientists will continue to feel its effects next year.
And dedicated professional scientists will continue to be abused.
If NSB's plan does work, salaries will stay low, maybe get lower, and working conditions for scientists will continue to deteriorate.
Scientists will continue tracking and looking at the rock over the coming year, after which they will have been able to track its orbit and work out where it lives.
Until graduate schools offer courses or tutorials in managing people, working collaboratively with peers, and dealing with scientific disagreements productively, scientists will continue to use behaviors that are modeled on those of their mentors.
Dozens of scientists will continue to study water quality and the ecosystem, wading in the river's tributaries to measure turbidity, scuba diving to catalog riverine life, tracking salmon, and monitoring how turbidity affects the water treatment facility, which supplies not just the city's drinking water but also the paper mill and the state and tribal hatcheries.
Plus, people (yes, even scientists) will continue to hold views on morality and ideology which are beyond the scope of objective scientific evidence.
Unless the United Nations can send a clear and unequivocal message about the permissibility of cloning, he said, scientists will continue to pursue human cloning of all sorts wherever it is still permitted.
Scientists will continue to use the Deep Space Network antenna, and the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico to closely track the asteroid through June 9.
