The phrase "a permanent ongoing" is not correct as it is redundant.
You can use it when describing something that is both permanent and continuous, but it is better to choose one term.
Example: "The project has become a permanent ongoing initiative within the organization."
Alternatives: "a permanent fixture" or "an ongoing process."
"We will need your feedback and comments to help us decide if this will be a permanent ongoing program available during stressful periods of the semester, for example, during examinations," the note to students reads.
Here he also advanced the concept of social capital as being a permanent, ongoing stream of future incomes out of which all productive inputs, including capital goods, are temporarily taken for a charge (interest).
We were asked "Why are you referring to it as a project, if it's essentially a permanent, ongoing engagement?" Our answer was (and remains) that all relationships are essentially dependent on a continuous exchange of value.
They requested an increase of $477.6 million in permanent, ongoing funding for the 2019-20 budgethatatheyey approved last November.
A change in thinking is urgently required to bring about a permanent and ongoing renewal of the foundations of a good society.
Thus, the currency markets are often held to be a permanent and ongoing referendum on government policy decisions and the health of the economy; if the markets disapprove, they will vote with their feet and exit a currency.
And because the protection of human rights is by nature a permanent and ongoing process, there is always room for improvement.
Horwitz said that 40 to 60 hours of training was inadequate and that without permanent ongoing training the stationing of armed personnel in schools could be extremely dangerous.
After clearing away much of the altered MBP within a few weeks, immune cells continue to fight against normal MBP, "creating the potential risk of permanent, ongoing brain damage," says Thom.
In view of this permanent, ongoing process, it is easy to understand why, despite the almost identical consensus sequences of the HORs of chromosomes 1 and 19, numerous positions have been homogenised specifically within each chromosome.
