The phrase "to keep complying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ongoing act of adhering to rules, regulations, or requests.
Example: "In order to maintain our partnership, we need to keep complying with the agreed-upon standards."
Alternatives: "to continue adhering" or "to persist in following".
This was her retirement fund and she had spent thousands of pounds on equipment, filing systems, editing software etc to keep everything professional and complied fully with ATVOD.
If the Chinese government eventually revives the mandate that all computers sold in China be equipped with the "Green Dam" Internet filtering software, all PC makers will likely need to comply to keep doing business in China.
Rather than writing a policy that is filed away, have your IT employees sign a statement annually that they have read the policy, understand it and agree to comply to keep it fresh in their minds and to reinforce the importance of the issue.
What has resulted is a tangled system in which the industry tries to keep down the costs of complying with federal rules on aviation security, and government regulators, sympathetic to the industry's problems, do not always insist on levels of security that have been adopted in some foreign countries.
Most recently, the White House announced that for two more years, Americans will be able to keep insurance that does not comply with Obamacare.
See articleThe White House also announced yet another delay for Obamacare by allowing Americans to keep insurance that does not comply with the new rules for two more years.
The largely white law enforcement community often counters those anecdotes by claiming that they have to make snap judgments about the level of force necessary to get a suspect to comply and to keep themselves – and others – safe.
To keep licences, they will have to comply with a use-it-or-lose-it system designed to prevent mineral-rights hoarding.
The protesters refused to comply with instructions to keep off the grass and enable workmen to get on with vital repairs and maintenance that are needed as a result of their actions".
The city still fails to comply with orders to keep children from sleeping in administrative offices for the Department of Homeless Services, he said, and is still supporting appeals filed by the prior administration in other cases involving the homeless.
