"we will continue to put" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express the idea that something will continue to be done or implemented in the future. Example: "We will continue to put all our resources towards finding a cure for this disease."
"If Unite eventually proceeds to an actual strike," the airline said, "we will continue to put our customers' interests first.
As long as our economic systems require constant growth, we will continue to put too much stress on our ecosystem.
"We will continue to put our customers, readers and advertisers alike at the heart of all that we do.
"The focus of Prospect will remain unchanged – we will continue to put our members first," he said.
Furthermore, we will continue to put forth substantial efforts into removing any information unlawfully released to the public, as well as continuing to operate our business".
The Legion ladies have always tried to be inventive with their activities, and we will continue to put the "fun" into fundraising.
Even as air travel goes from inconvenient to nightmarish, we'll continue to put up with it.
Even though most weeks we'll continue to put up new feature content on Thursdays around 2 p.m., we'll be adding more coverage of scientific conferences, legislative issues, and workforce reports, and bringing you punchy minifeatures on fascinating scientists and developing trends.
"We'll continue to put a great product on the field and off the field for them".
Labor is prepared to have a serious debate about the solutions to the fiscal challenges Australia faces and we have, and will continue to, put forward serious policy measures.
"As we speak he will continue to put in the performances for Newport and he is still a Newport player," said Edinburgh.
