The phrase "an ongoing stream of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous flow or succession of something, such as information, events, or activities.
Example: "The conference featured an ongoing stream of innovative ideas and discussions that kept the audience engaged."
Alternatives: "a continuous flow of" or "a steady stream of".
Talko, a new iPhone app, focuses on group calls and organizing an ongoing stream of communication.
"This push toward border security fits very well with the need to create an ongoing stream of revenue".
He also expects improvements in a mobile device's ability to listen to an ongoing stream of noise and distinguish its user's voice asking it to perform a task from background chatter.
The reason the executive so often rejects new ideas is that he is a busy man whose chief day-in, day-out task is to handle an ongoing stream of problems.
In contrast to these fiscal contrivances, the gas tax is a simple user fee system that provides an ongoing stream of revenue, charging people roughly according to how much they use the roads.
After an epic 10 hours on Thursday spent running around after a two-year-old, there was only one plan for Friday: to be nailed to the sofa with an ongoing stream of half-forgotten black-and-white British movies from the 40s and 50s.
With an incredible ongoing stream of music royalties likely earning him millions, John Williams is an artistic and commercial inspiration for many composers.
Here he also advanced the concept of social capital as being a permanent, ongoing stream of future incomes out of which all productive inputs, including capital goods, are temporarily taken for a charge (interest).
Though the app is clearly focused on companies whose teams may want to use the app to keep organized, Ozzie believes consumers will also use it for things like planning trips or just maintaining a chronological, ongoing stream of mixed-media communication.
In sum, self-disorders are to a large extent structural aspects of subjective life that are, based on what the patients describe, never far away (as a potentiality) from their ongoing stream of experience.
Stepping into someone else's vantage point reminds you that the other fellow has a first- person, present-tense, ongoing stream of consciousness that is very much like your own but not the same as your own.
