The phrase "attrition will continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing ongoing loss or reduction, often in relation to personnel, resources, or membership over time.
Example: "Due to the ongoing challenges in the industry, attrition will continue, impacting our workforce stability."
Alternatives: "attrition will persist" or "attrition will carry on".
Until the international community - in particular, China - finds the will to confront Khartoum, a savage genocide by attrition will continue indefinitely.
This process of attrition will continue next year, as will the changing of the guard in some of the businesses that once dominated developments in design.
"That grinding war of attrition will continue and the regime's manpower shortages will continue to grow, but I would not expect a breakthrough on the ground".
Attrition will continue apace; recruitment shortfalls will soon become evident; after all, who wants the thankless task of working for federal agencies demonized both within and outside of government?
Opec will continue its strategy of attrition, not because its members are enthusiastic, but because they can't agree to change course.
Allowing for attrition of approximately 10% after baseline assessments, we will continue recruiting until 400 (200 in each arm) participants have entered the trial.
After the staffing target is met, the city will continue to recruit officers to offset attrition caused mostly by retirements, officials said.
We will continue to examine the characteristics of discontinuers across time as selection bias due to attrition may become an increasing threat to validity, in particular when examining lifecourse associations.
Re "Nassau Police Lag in Terror Training" [March 2]: Training in the Nassau County Police Department is and will continue to be a low priority due primarily to the continuing loss of police officers through attrition.
The murders will continue.
That program will continue.
