"continue to face problems" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that someone or something is still experiencing difficulties or challenges. Example: Despite our best efforts, our company continues to face problems with financial stability.
Mr. Wagner, the computer science professor, said BART could continue to face problems now that it appeared to have a bull's-eye on its back.
Although many small-business owners will continue to face problems in 2012, many are just as worried about the long term.
In this respect, the results obtained from our 12 focus groups corroborate the literature: many patients continue to face problems of social participation and many of these intensive post-rehabilitation needs have not been met.
But some firms that trade on the exchanges continued to face problems in the aftermath of the storm.
Mr Baggott's force continues to face problems from both the republican and loyalist sides, with the greatest risk to life coming from dissident republican splinter groups who continue to try to kill his officers.
Auto sales in the United States fell 5.1percentt in January compared with the month a year earlier and shrank even further from the strong sales at the end of last year as the enthusiasm for generous deals began to wane and the rental car industry continued to face problems.
NatWest customers are continuing to face problems accessing their money for a third consecutive day today.
And while Apple quickly addressed the problem by issuing a new certificate with an expiration date of 2035, many users continued to face problems.
Providing basic training Despite the fact that much needed support is being provided, the hospital continues to face problems including a lack of some medical supplies and qualified medical staff and is unable to follow up on the nutrition needs of women who have travelled alone from distant villages.
Should General Pinochet return, he would continue to face legal problems.
