The phrase "an ongoing feeling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous or persistent emotional state or sensation that someone is experiencing.
Example: "She has an ongoing feeling of anxiety about the upcoming exam."
Alternatives: "a persistent sense of" or "a continuous emotion of".
When we are in the habit of saying thank you, we cultivate an ongoing feeling of gratitude, the foundation of a happy life.
There is a sense of perpetual doom and gloom, and an ongoing feeling of unease, as the camera pans through Olaf's disgusting kitchen or lingers on the woman-size hole in a glass window.
(It also depicts a wonderful attention to detail: Reptile-obsessed Uncle Monty has a snakeskin print rug on his stairs). There is a sense of perpetual doom and gloom, and an ongoing feeling of unease, as the camera pans through Olaf's disgusting kitchen or lingers on the woman-size hole in a glass window.
(Teagle) As the participants were unable to master the language, they experienced an ongoing feeling of insecurity when speaking Dutch.
The higher prevalence among refugees in Southern Sudan and IDP in Uganda could be due to ongoing feeling of insecurity among refugees community and also might be due to difference in instrument.
We can surmise that, in order to perform as requested (and presumably earn a monetary reward), the participants (1) concentrated their attention on the intensity of sensation that originated from the stimulus site, but otherwise (2) ignored the ongoing feeling of unpleasantness as much as possible.
Commander's work advances a growing body of cultural production that grapples with the resonance of the trans-Atlantic slave trade and chattel slavery for contemporary black subjects as well as ongoing feelings of non-belonging experienced by many black subjects in the US and arguably throughout the West.
Ongoing feelings of personal vulnerability (not feeling safe) was associated with high levels of psychological distress.
The onset of pain varied from sudden onset to ongoing feelings of pain, with varying levels of pain severity described.
Notably, the mother was frequently mentioned on these occasions (for example, daughters stressing their mother's ongoing feelings of guilt).
