The phrase "go on making" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used when talking about continuing to do something. Example sentence: I plan to go on making music as long as I can.
So their talks go on, making an already long game even longer.
There is money to be made in the British energy market - even if, for one year, profits are reduced - and the energy oligopolies will go on making it.
And so we have to go on making the case".
If we don't remember we go on making the same mistakes over and over again.
So that gives you permission to go on making the reforms.
"I want to go on making the loudest noise to the most people".
Current members of the Nuclear Club could go on making weapons.
Hell on earth is possible to make but is hard to go on making.
It appeared then that Hearts would go on making the score echo their superiority.
But, no, he said, he would go on making wines the way he feels is right.
It is unclear how he will go on making his political mark.
