The phrase "as we continue to develop our network" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ongoing efforts to expand or improve a network, whether in a business, social, or technological context.
Example: "As we continue to develop our network, we are excited to explore new partnerships and opportunities for collaboration."
Alternatives: "as we work on expanding our network" or "as we enhance our network."
"As we continue to develop our network, we look to further enhance the ways in which teachers, students, administrators, parents and developers communicate".
"As we continue to develop our network, we look to further enhance the ways in which teachers, students, administrators, parents and developers communicate". So, what are some of the specific ways in which educators around the world are using these digital tools?
So, we'll continue to develop our consumer revenue stream, but continue to develop healthcare as well.
I continue to develop our Andean collections as time passes.
As researchers continue to develop interaction networks based on a common phenotype and medical records are increasingly made electronic, the power of comorbidity analysis to identify common molecular pathways in the pathogenesis of many diseases will increase too.
Under that banner, Stanchart will continue to develop its branch networks in its three core markets, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia.
The CPLC's network will be an invaluable resource as we continue to test and develop the concept.
As mesh networks continue to develop, more applications like roadcasting should become a reality.
"Royal Crown Cola will continue to develop the third bottler network as the most effective means to stimulate healthy competition in our industry and keep soft-drink prices fair". However, Montgomery Securities' analyst Goldman thinks the prospects of Royal Crown establishing an effective third bottler network aren't bright.
Paid Networks: Traditional paid networks continue to develop some of the most highly acclaimed programming on TV, such as HBO's Game of Thrones and Showtime's Homeland.
It says it "encourages boxers to continue to develop their skills through the club networks, championships and training opportunities".
