The phrase "as needed to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something should be done or provided as required to maintain progress or to keep going.
Example: "Please provide additional resources as needed to continue the project without delays."
Alternatives: "as required to proceed" or "as necessary to maintain".
Networking equipment makers cannot afford to wait the 12 to 18 months needed to develop ASIC chips, as they need to continue improving their products to keep up with growing demand for bandwidth and need chips that meet their requirements.
Tom Raffe (Founder, Screenburn) said: "Computing in schools is an issue I'm particularly interested in as we need to continue to produce first class developers in order to complete on a global level.
You want to get everything away before the contractors get to that room and just TOSS your belongings anywhere that are dry and in their way, as they need to continue working.
Bowie has already provided financial support, but the rebuilding of relations between the club and other wealthy fans, as well as the supporter base as a whole, needs to continue.
"It's a lack of confidence that we must address as soon as possible because we need to continue to be involved in the other competitions".
"My parents were both very happy, and told me that I need to continue as far as possible".
Organizations such as the American Sexual Health Association need to continue to champion their mission, while nonprofits such as Cure Cervical Cancer should consider extending their international work to underserved regions at home as well.
And they see the growth as something they need to continue in order to stay in power.
Just as importantly, we need to continue public and private investment in climate solutions, from energy and transportation to forests and agriculture.
As men, we need to continue teaching young men how to spot sexual assault and show them how to stop it.
