The phrase "a time of ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period characterized by continuous or persistent activity or events.
Example: "We are currently in a time of ongoing change within the organization, adapting to new market demands."
Alternatives: "a period of continuous" or "an era of persistent".
"It certainly has something to say to us now at a time of ongoing wars all over the world.
In a time of ongoing wars and other dangers, reductions cannot safely be applied across the board.
At a time of ongoing economic and social insecurity the capacity to live with difference is under renewed strain.
But that will depend on donor funding at a time of ongoing emergencies elsewhere – from Syria to South Sudan – that is stretching budgets.
The petition comes at a time of ongoing controversy over how deeply security agencies should be able to penetrate private life in efforts to protect against terrorism.
"The effectiveness, stability, and predictability of American policy making and political institutions have weakened at a time of ongoing fiscal and economic challenges," it said.
For example, in one study of approximately 1,000 subjects 50 70 years of age with mainly environmental lead exposure, the mean blood lead level was approximately 4 μg/dL and the mean tibia lead level was approximately 19 μg/g, but the Pearson's r correlation between the two was only 0.12 at a time of low ongoing environmental lead exposure (Martin et al. 2006; Schafer et al. 2005).
Arab world leaders are understood to be considering how to deal with yet another seismic shift in the political landscape at a time of profound and ongoing regional instability.
The hepatic microperfusion damage during endotoxemia follows a time course of ongoing processes.
In the UK, however, service structure currently necessitates a transition at age 18 and people with ongoing mental health or psychosocial problems transfer to adult services at a time of marked risk to ongoing psychosocial development and well-being.
The debate around Lenin's interment, brought up by Vladimir Medinsky, Russia's culture minister, at a time of political turmoil and ongoing protests, is designed to distract the Russian public.
