The phrase "apt to continue the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a tendency or likelihood for something to persist or carry on.
Example: "The team is apt to continue the project despite the challenges they face."
Alternatives: "likely to carry on the" or "prone to extend the".
The ugly trend toward corrosive big money judicial elections is apt to continue in the upcoming midterm elections, when hot judicial fights are forecast in several states, including Alabama, Michigan and Illinois.
The radically different perspectives of Pakistan and India on the legal status of Kashmir and on the legitimacy of what many here call its "freedom struggle" is apt to continue bedeviling the search for diplomatic solutions.
So investors be warned, as Trump is apt to continue to be fast on the trigger, in expressing his thoughts and opinion about most everything.
Not everyone has or will give up the experience of visiting a brick-and-mortar store or bank branch as the bankrate survey found, however the trend of using technology for financing needs is apt to continue in 2016 and beyond.
Still, confrontations and wild swings in relations, or at least in their tone, are apt to continue, experts from both sides say.
The N.Y.P.D. has never demonstrated an ability to provide "equal justice under law" to black and brown citizens, and a kinder, gentler version of broken windows is apt to continue that tragic history.
They've seen 60percentt sales growth year-on-year ever since they opened, which seems apt to continue.
Poor Orsino, shipwrecked on the shoals of his unrequited love for Countess Olivia (Mark Rylance), commands the musicians who have been playing in the gallery above the stage to continue: their mournful music is apt accompaniment to his despair.
Worst of all, if Republicans don't find a way to continue hacking fat from the Pentagon, they're apt to find themselves out-irresponsibled by President Obama.
