"continues at pace" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe an ongoing situation that is happening quickly, efficiently, or without delays. For example, "The project continues at pace and is expected to be completed by the end of the week."
Windows OEM revenue and Surface revenue will be the main drivers of investor sentiment, provided that the rest of Microsoft continues "at pace" with past performance.
Chicago Bridge & Iron, based near Houston, said the acquisition would expand its engineering operations in the energy sector, as global demand for fossil fuels continues at pace.
Wakefield's incredible renaissance under the stewardship of Chris Chester continues at pace as they secured a ninth win in 10 games with a dramatic win against Catalans.
"I believe there are indications that Haiti — if its recovery from the 2010 earthquake continues at pace — may not warrant further. . .
Assistant chief constable Matt Ward said: "The investigation continues at pace and our focus is to determine the motive for the incidents.
Work continues at pace at Stockwell and Archway, while work will start next year at Old Street, where improvements for cyclists were delayed under the previous mayor and his cycling commissioner's watch.
And despite the agency's pending disbandment, Ms. McDermott of the Financial Services Authority said the push to clean up the industry would continue at pace.
For a long time, Kinsey's Xs have remained hidden, but with the sexual revolution continuing at pace, asexuals are beginning to speak out.
The climb has continued at pace; last summer downtown reportedly reached an "all-time high" of 12,500, with an astonishing residential occupancy rate of 98percentt.
The video is another sign that, despite the signing of a landmark nuclear deal between Iran and world powers last summer, the conventional arms race in the Middle East is continuing at pace.
Despite this, and the fact curriculum reform has continued at pace around the world [ 5] there have been few studies evaluating the long term impact of these recommendations.
