The phrase "a result of ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome that is continuously occurring or developing over time.
Example: "The changes in the policy are a result of ongoing discussions among the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a consequence of continuous" or "an outcome of persistent".
FCD III likely arises as a result of ongoing cortical reorganization in the maturing brain.
Refuge provision is under serious threat as a result of ongoing cuts to local funding and poor commissioning practices".
Drew highlighted the limitations he faced as a result of ongoing investigations by the Independent Police Complaints Commission, the National Crime Agency and South Yorkshire police.
This model was then used to assess the controls on sulphate migration, including the rate of sulphate generation as a result of ongoing oxidation of the pyritic shale.
This arrest is as a result of ongoing collaboration with the Dutch authorities that Soca has to apprehend criminals operating in the Netherlands that impact on the UK".
It remains unknown, however, how fault slip evolves as a result of ongoing surface processes if regional extension as the main driver of faulting ceases.
A council spokesman told the Guardian: I can... confirm that as a result of ongoing discussions, we have found [Martin] a room in temporary accommodation for which no deposit is required.
Executives have struggled to cope with currency fluctuations over the past year, as well as what Google chief financial officer Patrick Pichette said was a result of "ongoing macro-economic weakness".
He was sentenced to three to 10 years in prison, serving five twowo for the crime, and three as a result of ongoing problems with the Immigration and Naturalization Service INSS).
As a result of ongoing lobbying, the proposed European Union standards on toxic emissions from coal plants will be less strict than in China, the green campaign group said.
Bank of America Corporation said on Thursday that it might face civil charges as a result of ongoing investigations by the U.S. Department of Justice, the S.E.C., and the New York Attorney General's office into mortgage-related matters.
