The phrase "as we continue to execute on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing actions or strategies that are being implemented over time.
Example: "As we continue to execute on our marketing strategy, we expect to see an increase in customer engagement."
Alternatives: "as we proceed with" or "as we carry out".
Chief executive Flemming Omskov said: We're confident in our prospects for the longer term as we continue to execute on commercial delivery, progress our prioritized pipeline and focus on targeted M&A.
At this time, we are focused on streamlining our operations as we continue to execute on our plans.
"As has always been the case, we are taking this opportunity to further secure our leadership position as we continue to execute on our ambitious growth plans.
As we continue to execute on our strategy of building premium brands, services, and advertising into world-class businesses, we also continue to unlock value in our assets that make the company stronger and show meaningful gains for AOL employees and shareholders.
As long as we continue to execute on the product that bridges our crazy tech with our marketing, The Grid will be around for a very long time.
If we continue to execute on our plans, then IPO could be possible in the next few years".
A statement quoted Kevin B. Rollins, Dell's chief executive, as saying, "During the first quarter, we continued to execute on our strategy to reinvigorate growth by making investments in our support infrastructure and product quality and by accelerating pricing adjustments".
The Austin Business Journal quoted Rollins as maintaining that throughout the first quarter, "we continued to execute on our strategy to reinvigorate growth by making investments in our support infrastructure and product quality and by accelerating pricing adjustments".
Throughout this process we ask that you and your teams continue to execute on your responsibilities and serve our customers with excellence as you always do.
