The phrase "continue to be eligible" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when talking about maintaining a certain status or meeting certain requirements in order to remain eligible for something. Example: She worked hard to maintain her grades and continue to be eligible for the scholarship every year.
People aged 75 or older will continue to be eligible for a free licence.
Support Staff continue to be eligible for their normal vacation accrual while on extended sick leave.
Students must follow the timetable for chapter submission to continue to be eligible for their fellowships.
We further assume that no Medi-Cal enrollees who continue to be eligible will drop their coverage to become uninsured.
The rules largely exempt workers earning more than $100,000 from overtime pay, although those with union contracts calling for overtime will continue to be eligible.
Actually, any illegal resident who entered the country legally will continue to be eligible to apply for a change in resident status upon marriage to an American citizen.
While the latter type of article continues to be eligible in Memories and Retrospectives, the former is discontinued.
The warning status lasts for one semester, during which the student continues to be eligible to receive federal financial aid funds.
Subsidies restricted to a particular industry or age group also have minimal ongoing reporting requirements; the worker continues to be eligible until he leaves the firm or ages out of the subsidized group – an event that can be predicted from the outset.
He had continued to be eligible for his his basic allowance of £12,103 per year as a councillor, despite being suspended by the Labour Party pending an internal investigation.. Mr Stone was first elected in 1988 and was made an OBE in 2009 for services to local government.
In the meantime, he continues to be eligible to run for office and, in some polls, is the most popular choice for president.
