The phrase "continue to be constrained" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is currently limited or restricted and will remain in that state in the future. Example: Despite their efforts, the team will continue to be constrained by budget limitations, making it difficult to achieve their goals.
Transocean believes the deepwater market will continue to be constrained until at least 2012.
"The note expressed the opinion that we should make the public aware that we continue to be constrained by the A.B.M. Treaty".
"Men's emotional lives and their wellbeing and happiness will continue to be constrained, and they and their children will miss out on one of the most significant relationships of their lives".
The CoJ's failure to recognise that in appropriate circumstances in-house antitrust advice can be independent and balanced means that in-house lawyers will continue to be constrained in what they can put in writing to their internal clients.
In its statement, Foxtons said: "Although the longer-term outlook for London property markets remains positive, the market is expected to continue to be constrained for some time due to political and economic uncertainty within the UK and Europe, tighter mortgage lending markets, and mismatches between the price expectations of buyers and sellers".
Moreover, without proper validation and standardisation, the role myocardial I-MIBG in the clinical management of CHF will continue to be constrained.
Spending on Britain's high streets continues to be "constrained", WH Smith boss Steve Clarke warned, as the retailer revealed drooping sales figures.
In a statement, the Fed said household spending continued to be constrained by high unemployment and tight credit, among other factors.
Camel husbandry continues to be constrained by refugees' lack of capital and by the unfavourable environmental conditions of the camps.
