The phrase "area continued with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an ongoing process or development in a specific area, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The area continued with its development plans despite the challenges faced."
Alternatives: "the area progressed with" or "the area carried on with".
Intervention areas received the iCCM program detailed above, whereas comparison areas continued with the pre-existing routine CCM program.
Human rights campaigner Devika Biswas told the court that "inhuman sterilisations, particularly in rural areas, continue with reckless disregard for the lives of poor women".
The quest for the best long-term solutions of safe water and adequate sanitation for the people of Haiti and other resource-limited areas continues, with substantial actions having been taken by national governments, international agencies, and their partners since 2010.
Data collection for general hospital admissions in the ORLS area continued but, with further changes to NHS information systems in 1999, it is not possible to link pre- and post-1999 ORLS data.
The scientists also found the area continued to grow with years on the job.
Five large stelae were raised in 741, although the name of the king responsible is illegible on all of them and he has been labelled as Ruler Y. Calakmul's presence in the wider Maya area continued to wane, with two of the city's major allies suffering defeats at the hands of Tikal.
Oliver Koppell, a member of Community School Board District 10 in the Bronx, said that because of immigration patterns, the area continued to have problems with space even though four schools opened last year.
Phone services in the area continued to remain sporadic, with residents only able to use them at random hours of the day.
Our census survey in 2009 to 2010 showed the area continued to be poor, with few households having electricity (1%) and most obtaining water from a public borehole or well/spring.
Italian development in the area continued into the next century, with the beautiful "New Town" being designed entirely by Venetian, Giorgio da Sebenico in 1403.
