The phrase "a persistent ongoing" is not correct as it is redundant.
You can use it when describing something that continues without interruption, but it is better to choose one of the adjectives.
Example: "The project faced a persistent issue that delayed its completion."
Alternatives: "a persistent problem" or "an ongoing issue."
Some cough patients can be labelled as having chronic refractory unexplained cough, a condition without medical explanation and persistent, ongoing coughing in case of thoroughly tries with different medications [ 6, 8].
We adapted the method of Samet et al. (1992) to define a respiratory illness episode, the purpose being to identify discrete acute illnesses as opposed to persistent ongoing symptoms, such as a chronically runny nose.
There is also the persistent, ongoing popularity of traditional housebuilding in the English vernacular.
But they do not produce the persistent, ongoing effect of catalytic mechanisms.
Speaker 9: I appreciated Dr. Case, how you talked about some of the narratives about rise in white mortality have kind of been misrepresented in the media, and my question is, what kind of headlines can we put out there to bring clarity to the rising white mortality phenomenon, along with persistent, ongoing racial inequities.
Earlier this week, the Michigan State Senate took up a new bill, the Public Threat Alert System Act, that would allow state police to tap into emergency alert systems and send radio, television, and text messages to the public about "clear, persistent, ongoing, and random threats".
This exploratory imaging study however shows persistent ongoing subclinical inflammation (osteitis, synovitis and enthesopathy) at six months.
Directly after the injection all LNB patients were neurologically examined and questioned by the same physician (IT) regarding persistent, ongoing symptoms after treatment of LNB.
By definition, a persistent pneumothorax constitutes ongoing bubbling of air from an in situ chest drain, 48 h after its insertion.
As Niger remains in a persistent state of ongoing 'silent emergency' in essential areas such as health, nutrition, education and access to water, UNICEF is appealing to donor countries for funds of $812,600 to provide short-term responses to the nutritional needs of Nigerien children.
