The phrase "continues to prompt" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is causing a person or thing to be reminded of something else. For example, "The smell of fresh baked cookies in the air continues to prompt memories of her mother's kitchen."
LeBlanc said: "It's great that the show continues to prompt so much global interest, even before we have shown the first episode.
The notion of "the death of the novel" continues to prompt much handwringing and no shortage of material for thinkpieces in the literary press and popular media alike.
Yet one facet of Nixon's tenure continues to prompt a twinge of admiration, even a sigh of nostalgia: his foreign policy.
The struggling economy continues to prompt many of them to risk their lives migrating illegally to the United States, sometimes alone.
Apart from betting that economic conditions in the U.S. will remain stable, the suitors will be hoping that the aging American population continues to prompt higher spending on health care, and that the government eventually resolves the problem of uninsured patients.
Although Jameson spends her time promoting books and raising kids, she continues to prompt controversy.
They will continue to prompt and probe to try to make things happen".
The order continued to prompt an outcry from civil libertarians, who noted that military tribunals have not been used in this country since World War II.
As we have seen from the past, and understand today, perhaps the Giant's Causeway will continue to prompt awe and wonder, and arouse debate and challenging questions for as long as visitors come to see it".
Despite earlier statements by the regional authorities that the E. coli could be traced to cucumbers from facilities in Spain — a stance that continued to prompt angry denials from Spanish officials — officials in Berlin admitted on Tuesday that there was no certainty this was the case.
Slade slotted Exeter ahead and the England Saxons' stand-off continued to prompt, helping the ball through the hands for a move to the left that Nowell finished neatly for try two.
