The phrase "an area of ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a subject or field that is currently active or in progress, often in contexts like research, development, or discussion.
Example: "Climate change is an area of ongoing research that requires immediate attention from scientists and policymakers."
Alternatives: "a field of continuous" or "a domain of persistent".
Superageing is an area of ongoing research, with important, unanswered questions.
As geriatric educational content is incorporated into nongeriatric specialty areas, pharmacology and prescribing competencies should be an area of ongoing focus for educators.
From a statistical point of view, the regression analysis is an area of ongoing research, so an ever-growing collection of techniques makes it difficult the selection of the most adequate one for a given problem.
Consequently, the design of transfer chutes in relation to entrained air flow, with the aim of minimizing fugitive dust emissions, is an area of ongoing research and investigation requiring the analysis of complex multiphase systems.
This is likely to be an area of ongoing active research.
Virtual reality has been an area of ongoing evolution for Google, culminating most recently in Daydream, the built-in VR platform for Android.
Airglow is a visual depiction of the interaction between the upper boundaries of Earth's atmosphere and space beyond, an area of ongoing research at NASA.
Understanding the precursor reaction and transport, tortuous diffusion paths and ALD chamber flow dynamics around complex objects is critical and an area of ongoing study [41 43].
Historically, the assessment of volume status and cardiac function with the goal of achieving appropriate resuscitation targets has been an area of ongoing interest to intensivists worldwide.
The development of statistical analysis on the space of persistence diagrams is an area of ongoing research, and presently there are few tools that can be used in applications.
In the past few decades, a thorough understanding of dynamic systems from an input-output point of view has been an area of ongoing and intensive research [1 10].
