The phrase "an ongoing evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a continuous process of assessing or reviewing something over time.
Example: "The project will undergo an ongoing evaluation to ensure its effectiveness and make necessary adjustments."
Alternatives: "a continuous assessment" or "a persistent review".
An ethical approach requires an ongoing evaluation of the principles of justice, integrity, veracity, respect for others, sustainability, and an appreciation that everyone has a right to an environment in which they can reach and maintain their full potential.
In an ongoing evaluation of its foster care system, the city released rankings yesterday of the agencies that run group homes for about 4,000 of the children who are in the custody of the city's Administration for Children's Services.
The minutes stated: "A number of participants stated that an ongoing evaluation of the efficacy, costs and risks of asset purchases might well lead the committee to taper or end its purchases before it judged that a substantial improvement in the outlook for the labour market had occurred".
As part of an ongoing evaluation of our business, we've decided to make a tough, but necessary decision to set Evernote up for future success.
Furthermore, it should be kept in mind that a perfect journal ranking does not exist and that rankings need an ongoing evaluation by the community.
This is the educational use of tests and it would be open to the student, teacher, parent, and principal in an ongoing evaluation of student and teacher progress.
Our current project is part of a larger ongoing evaluation of the health effects of an As study supported by the Shanxi Natural Science Foundation.
The executives said Aetna had been conducting "a comprehensive ongoing evaluation of the effectiveness" of its managed care programs.
However, the ACR does not appear to have a thorough, ongoing evaluation policy.
In addition, because many network members are now co-located, there is an opportunity for ongoing evaluation of exchange activities and discipline linkages that may help to foster translational research to improve outcomes for people with complex and chronic disease.
There is a need for ongoing evaluation of new treatments while comparing them to established treatments using metrics capturing patient experiences, clinical outcomes, and health system impacts, including cost effectiveness.
