The phrase "action is ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that is currently happening or in progress.
Example: "The investigation is still active, and the action is ongoing as new evidence comes to light."
Alternatives: "the process is continuing" or "the activity is in progress."
The basic verb stem can express various aspectual distinctions, such as the degree to which an action is ongoing or complete.
A spokesperson added: "Such a portrayal of a humanitarian organisation similar to our own is obviously incredibly worrying and, after seeing the film this morning, our legal action is ongoing".
But the Daily Mail quotes sources suggesting that would be "unthinkable" while a libel action is ongoing.
Intel, Microsoft, Procter & Gamble, ExxonMobil and Citigroup made the cut but were slapped with a "yellow card," denoting that an official legal action is ongoing.
After arriving in London he said that the "most intense police and security service action" was ongoing "to make sure we bring those responsible to justice".
Structural optimization of the initial lead compound, 13c, and the detailed molecular mechanism of action are ongoing.
Numerous studies of HDAC inhibitor specificities and molecular mechanisms of action are ongoing.
One was convicted and fined $NZ9000 [ 44], one had terminated the legal action by filing for bankruptcy [ 45, 46], and two actions were ongoing.
* (Kofi go-completive) "Kofi went"— * (Kofi go-completive) "Kofi will go"— * (Kofi go-completive) "Kofi just went"— (no marking) Continuative aspect (sometimes called progressive) denotes an action that is ongoing or repetitive.
This result emphasizes the difference between core cooling and dynamo action; cooling is ongoing (at least until thermal equilibration), whereas dynamo lifetime, which relies on convection in the liquid, is limited by the solidification time of the core (see also Gaidos et al., 2010; Tachinami et al., 2011).
