The phrase "as a consequence of ongoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a result of a continuous or persistent situation or action.
Example: "As a consequence of ongoing negotiations, the agreement has been delayed."
Alternatives: "due to continuous" or "as a result of persistent".
Despite being locally common, overall the species is postulated to be declining, as a consequence of ongoing forest destruction within this barbet's relatively restricted range, in the northern Central Andes and on the western slope of the East Andes.
However, a Crown barrister said on Friday that "regrettably" the original trial date would have to be vacated "as a consequence of ongoing proceedings" in another case of a former soldier facing prosecution in the same court.
As a consequence of ongoing methodological advancement, a growing number of new oncogenes and tumor suppressors have been identified [9].
ALS, constantly increased ATP/NO tissue levels as a consequence of ongoing tissue destruction would impede the rapid development of local ATP/NO gradients.
As previously mentioned, upon induction of myogenic differentiation a gradual accumulation of myotubes of growing size and with an increasing number of nuclei can be observed in cultures of myoblasts as a consequence of ongoing cell fusion.
Secondary injuries gradually occur as a consequence of ongoing cellular events that cause further damage.
In our patients, however, it is unlikely that the observed response enhancement to painful stimuli was a consequence of ongoing medical treatments, as the available data suggest the opposite effect [41] [44].
As referred to in the text, this inefficiency is a consequence of ongoing micromotion interruption that results in some collisions leading to cooling and others to heating.
"As a consequence of the ongoing loss of power, Eurotunnel has informed Eurostar that some further disruption should be expected to services tomorrow morning".
"As a consequence of those ongoing investigations, further information obtained has indicated a number of targets on Australian soil," NSW police and Australian federal police (AFP) said in a statement.
The survey found: "There is a risk that in the near future Luxembourg could face lower revenues from multinational enterprises as a consequence of the ongoing evolution of international tax regulations that necessarily trigger changes of tax rulings".
