The phrase "a model of ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that serves as an example or standard for continuous or persistent action or behavior.
Example: "The organization has become a model of ongoing improvement in customer service practices."
Alternatives: "an example of continuous" or "a standard of perpetual".
The new process was an attempt to move away from J&J's event-driven "five conversations" framework (which focused on goal setting, career discussion, a midyear performance review, a year-end appraisal, and a compensation review) and toward a model of ongoing dialogue.
The data presented here fit a model of ongoing mobility over shorter evolutionary timescales [ 19, 32], with natural selection acting to constrain drift.
Further, P. bengalensis serves as a model of an ongoing SINE fixation process.
The incision pattern is best explained by a model of Neogene and ongoing epeirogenic uplift due to an eastward propagating zone of increased upper mantle buoyancy that we infer from propagation of Neogene basaltic volcanism and a strong lateral gradient in modern upper mantle seismic structure.
The government is also investigating introducing a more robust and transparent price disclosure model of ongoing, sustainable reductions to the cost of medical devices.
We show how a hearer builds up a mental model of the ongoing discourse, dealing not only with simple sentences, but also with conditionals, quantification, and anaphora, and we discuss DRT's treatment of indefinites, and how they are set apart from quantifying expressions.
These results suggest that contradictory family communication patterns might be considered in models of ongoing reinforcement for dysfunctional BPD behavior.
Discontinued models of ongoing brands are accepted if they were made in Ypsilanti, and foreign vehicles are allowed if they are no longer sold in the United States.
To our knowledge, however, there are no published studies comparing two different models of ongoing DSMS delivered by nonprofessionals.
26 The traditional (and empirically well-supported) theory of cerebellar function is that it encodes and continuously refines input output relationships between motor commands and their consequences 27 in both feed-forward and inverse feedback models of ongoing movements during action execution.
Whether calibration or discrimination should be prioritised when evaluating the performance of a model is an ongoing debate.
