The phrase "and ongoing changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing continuous or current modifications in a particular context, such as a field, industry, or situation.
Example: "The report highlights the impact of technology on education and ongoing changes in teaching methodologies."
Alternatives: "and continuous developments in" or "and persistent alterations in".
I draw primarily on two recent works to describe recent and ongoing changes in the business environment and in the structure of U.S. companies.
"The single biggest impediment to greater new-business volume has been the instability surrounding our ratings and ongoing changes in rating agency requirements for a triple-A".
There are many recent and ongoing changes in the practice of medicine from a business standpoint as well as in overall practice management.
The timing and amplitude of changes in the Antarctic ice level are relevant to understanding past climate fluctuations and ongoing changes in the global climate and sea levels.
"With the significant and ongoing changes in our industry, we must continue to transform our company into one that is leaner, more nimble and more innately multi-platform," she wrote.
It is composed of three components, a machine learning rule discovery, a threat prediction model builder and tools to ensure timely reaction to rules violation and un-standardized and ongoing changes in traffic behavior.
Today, against the background of ongoing migrations into Europe and ongoing change in Asia, the split between Europe and Russia is a gap that can lead to extremely unfavorable consequences.
Yet, its life-history, longevity and growth are poorly known, and consequently ongoing changes in tree populations cannot be managed in an appropriate manner.
Spatially explicit quantification of aboveground carbon distributions is essential to monitor and understand ongoing changes in carbon stocks.
The decrease of human population during the 20th century, particularly since the end of 2nd World War, and the ongoing changes in agricultural practices may have dramatic effects on many biodiversity components of these landscapes.
The clinical classification of patients with AHF continues to evolve, and reflects ongoing changes in the understanding of the pathophysiology of the syndrome [ 3- 5].
