"continue to incur" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the continuation of incurring a cost, spending money, or experiencing a consequence of some kind. For example, "Without making changes to the current system, companies will continue to incur large losses."
"We expect to continue to incur expenses related to this matter over the next several periods," the company said.
Cyprus may continue to incur bank bail-out costs while struggling to rebuild its economy; the salve of devaluation, about the only good thing that typically comes along with a crisis like this, is unavailable.
Instead of taking aim at the clerical mistake, much of the complaint focusses on the injuries that Cramblett and Zinkon have incurred, and will continue to incur, because they have a "mixed race" child.
"Google no longer incurs the costs of censorship that we continue to incur; those costs include not only hardware, software and manpower but most importantly the time of our very senior managers," Mr. Kuo said.
Its SEC filings might also give investors pause: "We do not anticipate that our first products will be commercially available for at least several years, if at all...We have a history of net losses, we expect to continue to incur net losses in the foreseeable future, and may never achieve profitability".
The maker of Butterball says it will likely "continue to incur losses" for its fiscal year.
However, it continues to incur costs from the discovery of stress cracks inside the wings of A380 jets.
A.I.G. has, of course, received $170 billion in bailout funds and yet continues to incur extraordinary losses — some $62 billion last quarter alone.
Its revenue declined by 3 percent in the quarter, to $527.8 million, as it continued to incur restructuring costs.
There was disappointment on Coach Bryan Trottier's face tonight as he lashed out at some of the Rangers for continuing to incur penalties.
"The City of Detroit continues to incur expenditures in excess of revenues despite cost reductions and proceeds from long-term debt issuances," Mr. Orr wrote.
