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The phrase "are willing to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing someone's readiness or willingness to proceed with a task or activity.
Example: "After discussing the project details, we are willing to continue with the next phase of development."
Alternatives: "are prepared to proceed" or "are ready to carry on".
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Both oils were approved according to current legislations on contaminants and relevant quality standards Participants who drop out of treatment will be asked if they are willing to continue filling out questionnaires.
"It shows that both men are willing to continue tackling the reform agenda," the official said.
European officials in Brussels say they are willing to continue negotiations.
Sources within the junior doctor campaign group have said medics are willing to continue with industrial action well into 2017.
"While we are willing to continue our conversation, we also see too little common ground for negotiations at the moment".
" We are willing to continue the work on its finalization, taking into account and proceeding from our principled positions".
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The foundation said it was willing to continue negotiations.
The women were willing to continue to support the fire company if their independence was recognized.
The aides put no limit on how long they would be willing to continue the effort.
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