The phrase "a consistent ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both steady and continuing over a period of time.
Example: "We aim to establish a consistent ongoing relationship with our clients to ensure their needs are met."
Alternatives: "a steady continuous" or "a regular persistent".
Such problems left the inspector unable to "conduct meaningful oversight" in a "consistent, ongoing manner," the acting assistant attorney general for civil rights, Bill Lann Lee, said in a letter last week to the city attorney, James K. Hahn.
"Scrolling down you are presented with different cards — images or posts or links or videos or ads — but it's a consistent, ongoing experience.
As well as publishing your own content on a consistent, ongoing basis, businesses should be engaging with customer's posts to ensure continued customer satisfaction.
One practice shared by the most successful implementing agencies was having a consistent, ongoing supervisory presence for the linkage coordinators.
- A consistent, ongoing programme of non-formal training and workshops for pre-school teachers in curriculum development and activities should be developed.
According to interviews of teachers by the consultant, there is a lack of consistent, ongoing non-formal educational opportunities such as training workshops for pre-school teachers.
It could work with the iPhone, too, worked into something like the volume control button or power on/off switch, and offering the ability to take both air and body temperature readings, but in an iWatch it would probably work even better as something used to provide a consistent and ongoing reading of body temp.
For example, across studies that include a BSC arm, participants do not receive consistent symptom and needs assessment, nor consistent, ongoing, biopsychosocial nor clinical support.
Studies demonstrated that high performing hospitals held the philosophy that consistent, ongoing efforts were needed for improvement in order to fulfil a desire to provide the highest level of care and maintain a reputation of excellence [ 34– 34].
The consistent, ongoing involvement of society, from beginning to end of the innovation process, including the public & non-governmental groups, who are themselves mindful of the public good; 3.
Departments with consistent, ongoing monitoring have the best hope to sustain reforms and maintain accountability.
