"I continue to receive" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate an ongoing action or situation. Example: Despite the challenges, I continue to receive support and encouragement from my family and friends.
Despite my cancellation request, I continue to receive Cannibalism Today.
Despite my cancellation request, I continue to receive Cannibalism Today.
Q: Will my family members or I continue to receive veterans' benefits?
Ten years later, I continue to receive stories long on vivid camera work and short on coherence.
I've come to realize that all of these fund-raising pleas are "critical" — even the missives I continue to receive about paying off Hillary Clinton's 2008 campaign debt.
And other sales companies would probably do well to take Mr Herman's details off their databases, because he's ready for their call: "I continue to receive further telemarketing calls, albeit from other companies.
Through the best and the worst of times during my 13 years on the job, I continued to receive his good counsel, encouragement and support.
Added to these were the cigarettes brought by visiting friends, who acted as mules, and the ones I continued to receive for Christmas and Easter, even after my mom died.
As I continued to receive more and more letters from people with prosopagnosia or topographical agnosia, it became clear to me that "my" visual problem was not uncommon and must affect many people around the world.
As it happens, I thought I'd already cancelled my Labour membership, but something must have gone awry because I continued to receive bizarre emails asking what "Jeremy" should ask David Cameron at PMQs.
I continued to receive comments over the remainder of the course and some even emailed me after the class with additional thoughts.
