The part of the sentence "has continued to report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to show that a certain action has been repeated or continued over a period of time. For example, "The news outlets have continued to report on the growing environmental crisis."
She has continued to report for work.
But Bank of America has continued to report delinquent payments to credit-score agencies, like Equifax.
Vulliamy has continued to report from the country and on the ensuing war crime trials ever since.
Back to top ↑ Q. Was Eliot Spitzer unfairly targeted by the Justice Department? A. The Times has continued to report on the origins of the investigation.
Since filing her lawsuit, Bonner has continued to report to work every day, and she told me what that has been like.
The bank has championed its success as both a retail and investment bank, and has continued to report strong earnings during the financial crisis, despite a recent $6 billion trading loss from a bad bet on complex derivatives.
I have continued to report and debate the big shifts in our world as international editor of Sky News but it has often felt laboured.
And in the midst of covering anthrax, foreign-based programs have continued to report regularly from Jerusalem and the West Bank, offering a sense of how volatile the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has become.
A 2015 investigation into FIFA raised concerns about corruption in Qatar's bid, and human-rights groups have continued to report numerous workers'-rights violations in Qatar, including squalid living conditions and the confiscation of workers' passports.
Both Mr. Pincus, who covers intelligence matters for The Post, and Mr. Russert have continued to report on the investigation after being interviewed by Mr. Fitzgerald about their conversations with government officials.
But these companies still bask in Wall Street's adoration because, despite the troubled economy, they have continued to report strong earnings growth.
