The phrase "continue initiatives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone is carrying on with an action or plan that has already been established. For example, you could say, "The organization has decided to continue initiatives to promote sustainability."
It will also continue initiatives that the investors support, including speeding up a share buyback plan and cutting more costs.
Russian officials, meanwhile, noted that their country's financial situation is far improved from the days after the collapse of the Soviet Union, raising the possibility that Russia would be willing to continue initiatives started under the Nunn-Lugar agreement, but with its own financing and supervision.
As first lady, she and her aides have said, she will continue initiatives she worked on in Texas, where she championed literacy and programs for preschoolers and created the annual Texas book festival, which has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the state's libraries.
NCATS will continue initiatives begun last year to find new uses for old drugs, develop a drug toxicity chip, and work with industry to validate "targets," the protein or cell structure that drugs aim to modulate.
Despite the disheartening findings, Dr. Fazio and her co-investigators believe that several continuing initiatives may address the evaluation issues.
It offers ways to be involved and highlights continuing initiatives, like that of Zach Bonner, an 11-year-old who is walking, in stages, from Atlanta to Washington to bring attention to the nation's homeless children.
As we pursue drug treatment courts and many other avenues of reform in the courts and elsewhere, there is another continuing initiative that could help.
The site is both a public service project and a continuing initiative by the Open Society, which was founded by the philanthropist George Soros, to change the system of financing campaigns.
And it ties into a continuing initiative by Mr. Paterson, who is asking the State Legislature to approve deep cuts in spending this year, to enhance the kinds of social safety nets that are overwhelmed during an economic downturn.
Over coffee one morning, Irv Smalls, the executive director of Harlem Youth Soccer, spoke about the implications of a strong showing by the United States on the continuing initiative to bring soccer to the underserved.
The successful outcome of this continuing initiative will be a new generation's active engagement in one of the most pressing issues of our time.
