'it should be continued' is a perfectly grammatical and usable phrase in written English
You would typically use it to express that a particular topic should be discussed further: "We've been discussing the effects of global warming, but this is a complex issue that deserves much more attention; it should be continued."
But the settlement does include an agreement that the College Board will convene a group to re-examine its policy and recommend by March 31 , 2002 whether it should be continued, changed, or ended.
"The question is whether or not it should be continued with this differentiation between the states.
"It should be continued in a more suitable place, not continued on one acre".
Some rabbis argue that there is not enough evidence to show that the procedure causes infection, while others say the practice is important enough that it should be continued anyway.
As part of the settlement, the College Board has agreed to have a panel of experts on testing, university admissions and disabilities examine the practice of flagging, and make recommendations on whether it should be continued, changed or ended.
We believe that accurately and timely estimated contextual information will greatly contribute the field of personalization, therefore further endeavors to characterize, methods to capture and systematize knowledge about it should be continued, deepened and corroborated with empirical studies.
Yet Mayor Bloomberg, who himself recently suggested that the city is not as well prepared for emergencies as it should be, continues to undermine the city's ability to deal with them.
However, it was assumed that chemotherapy should be continued to prevent the growth of minimal MAC lesion, which was undetectable by HRCT.
It is an approach that should be continued and strengthened, particularly based on the West Timor model with minor adjustments to integrate the lessons learnt that are highlighted in this evaluation.
The policy dilemma is not, therefore, whether contrimoxazole should be continued – it should – but how much to spend on implementation initiatives and health systems strengthening to ensure its continued availability in health centres.
This approach was also supported by the fact that it remains unknown whether statins should be continued or not when patients on statin therapy present with a critical illness requiring treatment in an ICU, notably because of toxicity concerns.
