The phrase "a foundation for ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the basis or groundwork for continuous processes, activities, or relationships.
Example: "The research provided a foundation for ongoing collaboration between the two institutions."
Alternatives: "a basis for continuous" or "a groundwork for sustained".
This study also provides a foundation for ongoing study into major issues involved in delivering academic BIM education.
Additionally, the pharmacokinetic properties and inhibitory potency against hERG of 16g were evaluated, providing a foundation for ongoing optimization.
They invest an additional million dollars per school during the first year in order to lay a foundation for ongoing success.
Collectively, our proteomics and bioinformatics analysis significantly expands the knowledge of the membrane proteome and N-glycoproteome expressed in microglia within the brain and constitutes a foundation for ongoing proteomic studies and drug development for various neurological diseases.
Even though we did not identify statistically significant ontology groups for all the functions we considered, the functional categories identified are consistent with the known actions of OPs and provide a foundation for ongoing work elucidating the complete mechanism of OP toxicity.
We intend that these lines will serve as a foundation for advancing ongoing modeling efforts at prediction of metabolic and other complex traits from DNA sequence and other "omics" data sets (Jumbo-Lucioni et al. 2010; Eanes 2011; Lavington et al. 2014).
Gleaning environmental exposure data from this vast subject area has been the aim of a small handful of studies to date, which have begun to provide a preliminary foundation for ongoing educational and regulatory efforts.
Although Pallium ended in 2006, it provided a strong foundation for ongoing development and advancement of rural HPC.
Reformers need to be ready: building a foundation for reform, making an ongoing case to our political and thought leaders and being ready when opportunities arise - as they most certainly will, given the flaws of current rules -- to show that seemingly "exotic" solutions in fact are just common sense.
Despite its limitations, rapid risk assessment enabled identification and proactive management of major risk factors, promoted risk communication and awareness, and laid the foundation for ongoing risk surveillance.
The ITU has said a new treaty was needed to ensure "the free flow of information around the world, promoting affordable and equitable access for all and laying the foundation for ongoing innovation and market growth".
