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"will continue to be made" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: Our company has a long history of providing quality products and we assure you that our products will continue to be made with the same level of excellence.
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And history will continue to be made.
Until then, mistakes will continue to be made.
(Similar religious-liberty claims have been and will continue to be made against same-sex marriage).
Accommodation requests for employees will continue to be made through the official process.
And for now, at least, the decisions will continue to be made at the local level.
Those decisions will continue to be made by Time's current executive leadership team, the announcement said.
Regardless of the changes, the Oscar statuettes will continue to be made in Chicago, R.S. Owens vows.
While admitting that mistakes had been and will continue to be made, Stern defended the league's officials.
Competition aerobatics is a dynamic sport that is always open to change, and improvements will continue to be made as long as the sport exists.
The specific trade-offs will continue to be made by the secret FISA court, but with far more scrutiny and a stricter set of rules.
[I]f evolution is permitted to continue,... it will continue to be made to appear that a Supreme Being is unnecessary..
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will continue to be necessary
will continue to be given
will continue to be explored
will continue to be called
will continue to be identified
will continue to be denied
will continue to be ignored
will continue to be supported
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will continue to be strengthened
will continue to be targeted
will continue to be held
will continue to be dominated
will continue to be improved
will have to be made
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