The phrase "age and ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both related to age and continues to happen or exist.
Example: "The study focuses on the effects of age and ongoing health issues on cognitive function."
Alternatives: "age and continuous" or "age and persistent".
Using a longitudinal administrative dataset for NB over the period 1996 2011 of 255,789 eligible women aged 45 69, this study examined demographic, socioeconomic and geographic factors associated with initial participation in regular screening at age 50 and ongoing retention in the program.
While nonmodifiable risk factors such as genetics, age, comorbidity and ongoing treatment-related risks are probably still contributing factors, the biologic mechanisms whereby AKI confers longer-term susceptibility to infection and sepsis are unknown.
There is evidence that cortisol responses to laboratory stress vary with sex, age, depression and ongoing stress (Burke et al., 2005; Chida & Hamer, 2008; Kajantie & Phillips, 2006), while cortisol output over the day varies with socioeconomic status (SES) and affect in daily life (Adam, Hawkley, Kudielka, & Cacioppo, 2006; Kumari et al., 2010).
They were particularly reluctant to prescribe on the basis of age and felt ongoing monitoring of blood pressure and cholesterol would be required.
Rising treatment prices, an ageing population and ongoing fiscal austerity mean that it will have to change if it is to keep pace with expectations.
To illustrate, whereas many of the studies with focal cues confounded age with intelligence and ongoing task ease (always favoring older adults), only a few studies with non-focal cues have done so.
UD, JA, SG, WRK, HMB implemented the PRO-AGE and the ongoing LUCAS trial in Hamburg Germanyy).
Some authors have argued that the skeleton itself undergoes minimal changes with aging and that ongoing aging merely unmasks the underlying skeletal structure [ 18, 19].
At least eleven completed longitudinal studies of ageing and thirty seven ongoing studies of older people are known [ 15].
