"a sense of ongoing" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means a feeling or understanding of something that is continuing or still in progress. Example: Despite the challenges, the team had a sense of ongoing determination to complete the project on time.
Her colleagues sense that a relatively late arrival to fame has given her a sense of ongoing gratitude.
There's a traumatic calm at the centre of his new collection, Slow Air - a sense of ongoing loss pitted against the elusive certainties of language.
The first offers impressions of a playwright and human being at all levels – including a powerful response to his house burning down in 1984 – and the second offers a sense of ongoing narrative history from the viewpoint of a man Roudané calls "an engaged and engaging public intellectual".
We have now included a supplementary figure and Video 1 to give readers a sense of ongoing behavior during the task.
To add to the complexity, bedsharing is also a common and valued childcare practice in many cultures, including Māori and Pacific families in New Zealand [ 20] and is seen in many cultures as developing and maintaining a sense of ongoing connection to the infant [ 21, 22] as well as facilitating breast feeding [ 23– 25].
"If we don't give our teachers a sense of the ongoing life of academic subjects, then they can't do it for their students, and they will teach relic knowledge to students who will be utterly unengaged".
It also gives a sense of the ongoing nature of the Fukushima crisis by allowing scholars to view the situation in areas where human access is prohibited or restricted, and identifies the areas where return is not yet possible.
Though potentially fleeting, these snapshots do give a sense of the ongoing deliberation among the most active and influential Republicans about their 2012 nominee.
The primary answers to this question depict evidence that the 24-hour responses were experienced as fast responses and this contributed to a sense of an ongoing dialogue.
Other interventions to improve public sector retention may include re-evaluating the career ladder and wage structure of public doctors, in order to promote a clearer sense of ongoing career development, particularly at the senior specialist level.
There's no trademark melodic turn or show-stopping rhythmic gesture; instead, the track conveys an intimate sense of ongoing negotiation.
