"incidence continues" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is continuing or happening in a regular or increasing fashion. For example, "Recent studies show that the incidence of cyber-bullying continues to rise in high schools."
If the decline in the dementia incidence continues, then the healthy life years are underestimated, whereas continuous increases in the mortality rate of the demented would cause an overestimation of life years with dementia.
Those diseases, along with syphilis, whose incidence continues to increase, are "a major threat to gay and bisexual men's health," said Dr. Kevin Fenton, a top official of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Despite multimodal approaches to treatment, postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is a life-threatening condition whose incidence continues to rise.
Studies have consistently shown that significant cheating occurs in traditional assessment settings and its incidence continues to grow (McCabe, 2005; Schmelkin, Gilbert, Spencer, Pincus, & Silva, 2008; Whitley, 1998).
It is observed that despite considerable progress is being made in clinical management and controlling the disease, in Madrid Region its incidence continues to increase.
Dengue incidence continues to increase globally and, in the absence of an efficacious vaccine, prevention strategies are limited to vector control.
Cancer is a leading cause of death around the world and its incidence continues to rise.
Although individual TB cases are effectively diagnosed and treated, incidence continues to increase in many settings.
In areas where CWD has become endemic, disease incidence continues to rise.
In this simple scenario, the drop in clinical incidence continues until local elimination occurs 60 years after the start of the intervention.
However, it is only in the African region and particularly in eastern and southern Africa that the incidence continues to rise.
