The phrase "an ongoing existence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being that continues without interruption or change over time.
Example: "The concept of an ongoing existence raises questions about the nature of life and consciousness."
Alternatives: "a continuous existence" or "a persistent existence".
We therefore suggest that hospital managers should practise internal marketing to support the creation and ongoing existence of a learning organization.
As such, these findings would support the capacity for the ongoing existence of a set of robust and enduring motor neurons, likely related to sufficient SMN protein to provide physiological function.
Their ongoing existence seems like a left brain/right brain struggle, with their savvy and business-minded corporate side flailing against their ingrained mad scientist.
In one of the cases, a three-member tribunal recently ruled unanimously that the Russian government had indeed stolen Yukos's assets, using phony tax claims and other methods that were so out of line they could only be viewed as "part of a cumulative effort to prevent Yukos's ongoing existence".
"The ongoing existence of that investigation produces a chilling effect not just in relation to Internet-based publishers, but to all publishers".
Black History Month simply ignores the ongoing existence of white supremacy and, paradoxically, acts as a pressure valve which allows it to continue.
Now, hoping to fund its ongoing existence, it will be left with just one.
And many of them find their homes and ongoing existence in New Jersey".
"The collateral damage done by this lack of transparency and the possible ongoing existence of the flaw is serious".
In the light of such actions, and with the ongoing existence of the Commonwealth, as well as the disputed British overseas territories, is it fair to claim, as Kirchner does, that Britain is still a colonial power?
