The phrase "as users continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an ongoing action or behavior of users in a particular context, often in discussions about technology, software, or user experience.
Example: "As users continue to engage with the platform, we will gather more data to improve its features."
Alternatives: "as users persist" or "as users keep on".
"Overdoses and deaths from counterfeit drugs containing fentanyls will increase as users continue to inaccurately dose themselves with imitation medications".
This approach is flexible, robust and effective for use in laboratory rats and will be of increasing utility as users continue to adopt "vaping" for the administration of cannabis.
Information is gradually collected here over time as users continue to take advantage of Cortana's features, but it's possible to add more data manually or to remove data that you're not comfortable sharing.
However, Microsoft was hurt by declining personal computer sales, as users continue to shift to other technologies.
As users continue to talk, the blur fades away – but users can opt to add it back if they want to remain hidden.
As users continue use the system, it will be trained to know what sort of events users like.
As users continued to add to existing log entries and, in addition, made comments or gave advice, the system provided a way to gauge the behavioral change, knowledge level, and progress within these users.
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Phishing attacks continue to be the most pervasive IT security threats, as unsuspecting users continue to fall prey, taking the bait from well-crafted business email compromise (BEC) attacks, phishing emails and malicious URLs.
As Facebook users continue to uncover the extent that the 2.2-billion social messaging giant spied on its on users – including the latest revelations that it logged calls and text messages, sometimes without permission – so did South Africa's Twitter users reveal the extent that the Gupta-paid Bell Pottinger had spurred divisive online propaganda.
