The phrase "an ongoing push to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous effort or initiative aimed at achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization has launched an ongoing push to improve community engagement and participation in local events."
Alternatives: "a continuous effort to" or "a sustained drive to".
The update is part of an ongoing push to rejuvenate the ailing brand, led by CEO Marissa Mayer.
The rotten defaults could be seen as the start of an ongoing push to get Facebook users sharing more publicly, in response to the rise of Twitter.
The petition and protest come after another year in which the stunt community has been snubbed from any recognition at the Academy Awards, though there has been an ongoing push to give the stunt community its own category for years.
The changes are part of an ongoing push to increase penalties around possession that have been unfolding since last year.
Three other Republicans voted with Young against a weapons shipment to Saudi Arabia earlier this year, and two Republicans are involved in an ongoing push to force a House vote on ending U.S. assistance for the Saudi-led coalition.
There's been an ongoing push to get a woman on currency, with a nonprofit campaign called Women on 20s leading the push to put a woman on the $20 by 2020.
On Greece, Juncker says that Greece is aware that it needs to demonstrate "very strong delivery" in the next few weeks (a reference to the ongoing push to find the €11.7bn of cuts needed).
This session was important for all scientists, especially those who are more junior, as a result of the ongoing push to make meaningful contributions to the field.
In his ongoing push to see a 100% graduation rate, Burbank Unified School District Supt.
Gilmore recently signed a deal to buy the property for $4.6 million as part of his ongoing push to bring life and money back to an area that has fallen into decay.
Critical contributors to Sacramento's ongoing push to the finals are a couple of Serbs.
