The phrase "will continue to outpace" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a trend or activity that is expected to maintain its current speed or growth rate in the future. Example: "According to recent economic data, China's GDP growth will continue to outpace that of the United States for the next decade."
Most forecasters believe that America's growth will continue to outpace Europe's.
According to the research firm's projections, spending on digital ads will continue to outpace that of traditional ads.
Given the agency's prediction that the need for meals among the low-income elderly will continue to outpace the available programs, that's an important caution.
According to Angelou Economic Advisors, Fort Worth's growth will continue to outpace that of the rest of Texas well into the 21st century.
"DVD sales for the next several years will continue to outpace rentals, but it will be more of a balance," he said.
Third, donors must fund the UN's appeal for Syria: unless every country joins the relief effort, needs will continue to outpace resources at an ever greater rate.
At its core, of course, it's about the advertising, with most indicators showing that online will continue to strongly outpace traditional media in advertising growth and effectiveness.
The reality is that the number of rich and, more so, super-rich investors have outpaced and will likely continue to outpace the supply of talented and capable financial advisors.
I believe the factors that have led to this oddity are sustainable and that manufacturing and overall industrial growth will probably continue to outpace overall GDP growth rates in the United States for some time.
The competitive interplay between Apple and Google will continue to help smartphone software outpace PCs.
"The utilities sector, for example, is expected to see a 30% increase in maturities in 2019, which could provide an opportunity for more green bond refinancings". Overall, the way Moody's view things - investor demand for green and sustainable investment products will continue to grow in 2019 and far outpace the supply of such bonds.
