"continue with training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to encourage someone to sustain their efforts in a particular activity. For example, "Keep going and don't give up; continue with training and you'll meet your goals."
Mentally, I knew I was going to run eventually one day, so I just had to continue with training, and I guess if you put my mental toughness with the training I've been doing, I feel pretty confident".
For example "There was a staff change-over, one of the mentee was moved to the operating theater, and it was difficult to continue with training.
With a standardized protocol, frequent check-ins, and regular feedback from our research assistants, we aim to limit drop-out rate and motivate individuals to continue with training through completion.
Targeted at newly arriving immigrants, they usually start with language training and continue with either training or subsidised employment.
We have not done training because the Yemeni units were not in a position to continue with the training.
Hundreds of UK graduates have been unable to continue with their training as a result".
The best therapy in the flight crew world is to continue with your training.
"If you want to have more lucid dreams you have to continue with your training," says Erlacher.
"It really is a fast changing situation and I need to remind schools and colleges choosing to continue with the training that they alone are responsible for all aspects - including students' safety," Mr Steemson told BBC News.
After all, if you don't have the courage to try--or the skills and tools to make an attempt possible--it makes little sense to continue with additional training and education.
Therefore, trainers should be aware that lower SES parents may need extra support to continue with the training.
