'thrilled to continue' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime you want to express enthusiasm and anticipation for something continuing in the future. For example: "I am thrilled to continue my studies in the field of medicine."
"I am thrilled to continue and extend my collaboration with H&M by selecting my favourite pieces from this spring's Modern Essentials collection.
"We have built the foundations of a strong partnership with Royal Bank of Scotland and are thrilled to continue working together to deliver this new bank," Lance West, chief executive of Centerbridge Partners Europe, said in a statement on Friday.
Kate Farrell, curator of special exhibitions at The Lowry, says: We are thrilled to continue our long term relationship with the V&A by displaying their performance related touring exhibitions.
"We are thrilled to continue as stewards of a world-class landmark," said Mr. Speyer, who ran Rockefeller Center for the last four years as president of Tishman Speyer, a real estate company.
"As sports fans, there's nothing better than waking up on a weekend morning to live and relevant events, and we at NBC Sports are thrilled to continue to be this outlet for the fast-growing Premier League fan base".
"We are thrilled to continue to support them".
I adore making music with Roger and Brian, and am thrilled to help continue their legacy into 2016.
He is a hugely talented and valued presenter at the BBC and we are thrilled to be continuing our relationship with him".
"We're thrilled to be continuing our work to fight advanced threats in messaging as part of Proofpoint".
And we're particularly thrilled to be continuing our coverage of Harlem's Fashion Row.
"It's our relationship with the faith-based audiences across the country that has allowed Sony Pictures to maintain its longevity and continued success at the forefront of this business, and we're thrilled to see that continue with 'War Room,'" Rich Peluso, senior vice president of Sony Pictures, said in a statement.
