The phrase "continuing to dispense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ongoing action of providing or distributing something, such as information, resources, or medication.
Example: "The pharmacy is continuing to dispense medications to patients despite the supply chain issues."
Alternatives: "persisting in providing" or "ongoing distribution of".
While the Senate delayed an answer, Ptolemy, continuing to dispense bribes, fell deeper into debt to Roman moneylenders.
He told the agency that he was continuing to dispense trypan blue and that there was nothing in the law saying a compounder could not dispense unapproved products.
Barack would be in the "surrogate" position, and would help to soften the edge of the campaign, continuing to dispense hope by the truckload wherever he speaks.
It has implemented almost none of them, however, and Bahraini courts have continued to dispense cruel justice.
Temple continued to dispense sweetness and light in Heidi (1937), Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (1938) and The Little Princess (1939), her first film in Technicolor.
They have said they will prove him to be a tainted witness who continued to dispense drugs and who should be the one facing charges.
The Tigrinya are Christian (many of the women have crucifixes tattooed on their foreheads) which meant the number of roadside shrines began to increase: Tadesse continued to dispense a shower of coins and we continued to stick to the road.
Exotica such as Vesta curries and bolognese sauce arrive in 1970s Saltcoats, and the family eventually adds a fridge to its consumer electricals, while mother continues to dispense advice: "Self-sufficiency was the only survival tool you could count on".
Ms. Pearl said she would refer patients "if it's appropriate," but not as long as the Life Center continued to dispense what she described as inaccurate information about the level of development of a fetus at various stages.
Democrats have also been pushing to make sure the payments continue ― either by having the Trump administration continue to dispense them or by having Congress appropriate the money directly.
He recommended Weld County continue to dispense Plan B, and he objected to Garcia's proposal to include any language in the county's Title X contract that would suggest Plan B was an abortion drug.
