The phrase "and hence ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is continuing as a result of a previous statement or condition.
Example: "The project has faced several challenges, and hence ongoing adjustments are necessary to meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "and therefore continuing" or "and thus ongoing".
Hence, ongoing uncertainty exists and, in our opinion, the conclusion reached by Desrichard and colleagues may not be fully supported by the available data.
The overriding view was that leadership and management education should be incorporated into the existing curriculum and hence be ongoing.
Hence, ongoing efforts are necessary to further improve the outcome with locally advanced cervical cancer by maximizing the local response and patient survival.
For the human cough aerosol model to achieve its full potential, a much larger sample of participants is required; hence ongoing recruitment of subjects is needed for the foreseeable future to confirm its value.
Where the red Xs are, inflation comes to an end and we get a Big Bang, but there are more regions where inflation continues onwards (no X) than where it ends, and hence we get ongoing, unrelated Big Bangs.
The preclinical data reviewed by other contributors to this supplement and the subgroup analyses of the initial phase 3 OPTIMIST tifacogin trial described above provide a rationale for use of tifacogin in patients with severe CAP and hence for the ongoing CAPTIVATE study.
The population is not broken down by treatment group since the study is ongoing, and hence blinded.
There are, however, individuals who have ongoing studies and hence are not at risk for unemployment in 1992.
She was reviewed in the chest clinic for up to 3 months and had made an excellent recovery and did not have any ongoing respiratory symptoms, and hence was discharged from follow-up.
