The phrase "are continuing to achieve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an ongoing process of reaching goals or accomplishments over time.
Example: "Our team is proud to announce that we are continuing to achieve significant milestones in our project development."
Alternatives: "are still achieving" or "are persistently reaching".
"To me, going for five golds is continuing to achieve what doesn't seem reasonable to some or what people told her she couldn't do," said Ron Rapoport, who wrote Jones's biography, "See How She Runs".
But Kielty, distraught as he was, continued to achieve, winning a place at Queen's University Belfast, where he studied psychology but was more interested in becoming a lawyer.
Polishing was continued to achieve a distance of ca. 1 μm between the template surface and the bismuth nanowire.
Leucovorin rescue was given 24 h following high-dose methotrexate dosing while isotonic bicarbonate intravenous infusion was continued to achieve an alkaline urine pH.
Although recruitment was continued to achieve geographic, ethnic and where possible age coverage, it was not possible to get many of the oldest population because they are the cohort most likely to be cared for in the community or in care homes.
* Despite abundant research on the effectiveness of school desegregation for all students, and the availability of many effective strategies to achieve it, few efforts are continuing to be made in order to achieve it.
The extent to which the allocation from general tax revenue to the health sector can grow, without increasing income tax rates, is dependent on continuing to achieve strong economic growth.
Not that the Cardinals needed that victory, given their large division lead, but the blow gave Eckstein reason to feel good that he was continuing to do his part in achieving his goal.
The challenge we face up to in what we're publishing today is how to continue to achieve excellence in a time of change.
