The phrase "assembly will continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a meeting, gathering, or event is set to proceed or resume after a break or interruption.
Example: "After a brief recess, the assembly will continue with the next agenda item."
Alternatives: "the meeting will resume" or "the gathering will proceed."
"What we are deciding is that no substitute will be chosen because the president of this assembly will continue to be Rene Nuñez," Castro said in remarks to lawmakers.
Constrained by mounting national debts in the face of many competing needs and tepid economic growth rates, the assembly will continue to bear more responsibility in managing its public affairs with limited resources.
Franciscan Sr. Margaret Guider, an associate professor of missiology at Boston College who was vice president of her community during the Vatican's 2008-2010 apostolic visitation of U.S. women religious, said the assembly will continue the group's self-examination.
Further genomic characterization of MHCs from a broader diversity of birds, as well as further refinement of the zebra finch MHC assembly, will continue to refine our picture of MHC evolution in birds.
U.S. Jeep assembly lines will continue to stay in operation.
"We will announce the future of our assistance relationship with Egypt in the coming days, but as the president made clear at (the United Nations general assembly), that assistance relationship will continue," she said.
The scale of the Church of England's atrophy has been starkly set out by figures presented to its general assembly that show church attendance will continue to fall for the next 30 years.
This doesn't mean that the Japanese auto manufacturers will collapse instead, they will continue to move more assembly to local markets.
We will continue to develop and improve the assembly and annotation of D. immitis and wDi as additional tools and biological resources become available.
In El Salvador we will continue to push the government and legislative assembly for a total prohibition on mining.
Following her recovery, it is a pretty safe bet that Congresswoman Giffords will continue to speak to the virtues of assembly and free speech.
