The phrase "continue management" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the ongoing act of overseeing or controlling something, such as a project, team, or organization. Example: As the team leader, it is my responsibility to continue management of this project until it is completed successfully.
Known inside the company as a taskmaster, he promised shareholders that he would continue management's "relentless drive to transform G.M".
The management of renal transplant patients is certainly not uniform; in some centers, the primary transplant surgeon may continue management of the patient up to a year or more after transplant, while in other centers a nephrologist or even primary care physician may assume primary management of the patient after the first transplant month.
The continuing management turmoil overshadowed the company's first-quarter earnings report, which was released yesterday.
The Department of Education has complained of continuing management and financial problems at the choir.
Firms that push their own products benefit from both up-front commissions and continuing management fees.
It would be helpful to have a permanent professional bureaucracy with continuing management responsibilities, as do many other nations.
Guy Moszkowski, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, said he did not take Mr. Craig's resignation as a sign of continuing management turmoil at Stilwell.
BMG Entertainment is losing two more top executives with the departure of its marketing and finance chiefs in a continuing management overhaul.
"At the same time," the Wyly statement continued, "management's use of accounting gimmicks and its excessive compensation for lackluster performance have strained its credibility with the financial community".
All of these issues underscore continued management problems for NPOESS, said Lampson.
Nevertheless, the ecologically damaging effects of fine sediment (material < 6 mm) chronically produced from roads will require continued management efforts.
