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The phrase "continue to be affected" is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it to refer to those who have experienced an event and continue to be impacted by it, or to suggest that something will remain in effect. For example: "The victims of the natural disaster will continue to be affected long after the initial destruction has been cleared."
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Air travel and mass transit continue to be affected by the blackout.
If the unrest continues, production and exports could continue to be affected.
Many people continue to be affected by the storm and its invisible after-tremors.
Some research suggests that these areas continue to be affected by marijuana use even after the "high" dissipates.
Its chairman, Roger Canham, told Sky News: "The economics of sourcing our products from China continue to be affected by the reducing availability of labour and increasing costs.
Mr. Gates cautioned that "scores," but not thousands, of soldiers might continue to be affected by the policy after March 2011 if they had skills that were particularly important to the war effort.
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Ms. Hoffbauer continues to be affected by the terrorist attacks.
Rail services are also continuing to be affected.
Zuma continued to be affected by allegations of corrupt or unethical behaviour in the following years.
Transport disruptions on Thursday appeared to have diminished, although commuter trains into and out of Paris continued to be affected.
As of 8 December there were some improvements in certain regions, but most services continued to be affected.
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