The phrase "activity in the ongoing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to ongoing activities or actions that are currently taking place.
Example: "The team is focused on the activity in the ongoing project to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "current activity" or "ongoing actions".
In the present paper, the results of an activity performed in the ongoing EU project, CESAR (CO2 Enhanced Separation and Recovery) are presented.
The spectrum of activity observed in the ongoing phases I and II studies in Europe demonstrates clinical benefit in both fibroblast growth factor (FGF -aberrant and angiogenesis-sensitive populations (ie, thyroid cancer and renal cell carcinoma).
One of them is ocular activity: Saccades in the ongoing task are altered to a greater extent by distractors capturing attention than by distractors unable to capture it (McSorley, Cruickshank & Inman, 2009).
This suggests the possibility that greater TE activity in the copperhead is ongoing.
Funds to be used for dissemination activities as specified in the ongoing Pathways to Prosperity Project.
He demanded an end to settlements and got a negative response, and they [members of the Likud-led government] are to blame for the ongoing activity in the settlements.
Over recent days, we've heard about numerous campaigns that fall into this category (for example, Mousavi himself has allegedly organized a mass campaign to nonviolently shut down bazaars across the country), which, when combined with the ongoing activity in the digital media, are clear signs that the movement has not gone away.
Repetitive stimulation of these synaptic connections showed different types of short term synaptic plasticity depending on the ongoing activity in the network.
We therefore compared the ongoing activity in the attend RF and attend away condition.
Furthermore, EEG as a measure of cortical activity after the TMS pulse gives us the possibility to study cortico cortical interactions by applying TMS to one area and observe responses in remote, but interconnected areas, or, more generally, how activity in one area affects the ongoing activity in other areas (Mochizuki et al. 2004; Silvanto et al. 2006).
