The phrase "a consequence of ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an effect or result that is currently happening or continuing over time.
Example: "The increase in pollution is a consequence of ongoing industrial activities in the region."
Alternatives: "a result of continuous" or "an outcome of persistent".
As a consequence of ongoing methodological advancement, a growing number of new oncogenes and tumor suppressors have been identified [9].
ALS, constantly increased ATP/NO tissue levels as a consequence of ongoing tissue destruction would impede the rapid development of local ATP/NO gradients.
In our patients, however, it is unlikely that the observed response enhancement to painful stimuli was a consequence of ongoing medical treatments, as the available data suggest the opposite effect [41] [44].
As previously mentioned, upon induction of myogenic differentiation a gradual accumulation of myotubes of growing size and with an increasing number of nuclei can be observed in cultures of myoblasts as a consequence of ongoing cell fusion.
Secondary injuries gradually occur as a consequence of ongoing cellular events that cause further damage.
Serine beta-lactamase homologues have been identified in eukaryotes, mainly as a consequence of ongoing genome sequencing programs.
"As a consequence of the ongoing loss of power, Eurotunnel has informed Eurostar that some further disruption should be expected to services tomorrow morning".
"As a consequence of those ongoing investigations, further information obtained has indicated a number of targets on Australian soil," NSW police and Australian federal police (AFP) said in a statement.
The survey found: "There is a risk that in the near future Luxembourg could face lower revenues from multinational enterprises as a consequence of the ongoing evolution of international tax regulations that necessarily trigger changes of tax rulings".
Stephenson said: "I have taken this decision as a consequence of the ongoing speculation and accusations relating to the Met's links with News International at a senior level and in particular in relation to Mr Neil Wallis who as you know was arrested in connection with Operation Weeting last week.
The club have given no indication when they intend to name a permanent successor to Saunders, a consequence of the ongoing takeover process.
