'will continue to be perceived' is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to indicate that something will remain the same over time. For example: "The novel will continue to be perceived as a classic work of literature within the literary canon."
None of that matters much in regard to how Romo will continue to be perceived.
In any event, BP will continue to be perceived as Deepwater Horizon's governing party, with final buck-stops-here responsibility.
Unless Iran gives up its radical revolutionary ideology, it will continue to be perceived as a threat.
"Barring an event that dramatically changes the plane that this race is on, Brown will continue to be perceived as inevitable," said Rob Stutzman, a former advisor to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and 2010 GOP nominee Meg Whitman, adding that Kashkari's underdog status could be freeing.
As a result – and as any viewing of Top Gear will underscore – American sports cars continue to be perceived as a bit vulgar on the Continent.
Make sure you continue to be perceived as productive.
Of course, this may not continue if policies out of Sacramento continue to be perceived as less than business friendly.
"Spain continues to be perceived by investors as part of the safer periphery countries group".
It's no secret that Nigeria is and continues to be perceived as a corrupt nation.
We are not alone in this assessment: others argue even more strongly that 'those global health issues for which a direct link to core economic, foreign and security interests is neither perceived nor proved will continue to be subjugated to other foreign policy priorities, regardless of the strength of the scientific evidence mustered in their favour' [[ 120], p.2].
But in reality, as long as people see a benefit -- be it in their work, personal or sex lives -- from looking younger or correcting perceived flaws, plastic surgery will continue to be a solution.
