The phrase 'changes are ongoing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something is constantly changing, or a situation in which change is regularly occurring. For example, you could say, "Due to the ever-evolving technology, changes are ongoing in the computer industry."
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Physical predictions of the Earth's climate variability and changes are ongoing challenges for the geoscience community.
Such changes have already occurred among the new middle class and business owners' class, and these changes are ongoing among peasants and the working class as well.
Microsoft today is rolling out a new version of its game streaming service, Mixer, which it's calling "Season 2" to reflect the fact that the changes are ongoing, not a one-day release.
Global changes are ongoing and until the causes of these changes are eliminated or mitigated, there are no expectations that they will slow down (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2014; Barros et al. 2014; Karl et al. 2015; see also Fig. 2).
And there are a couple of other areas that Facebook says it will have modified in the next four weeks, such as its cookie policy and how it clarifies to users of its Android app that when they stop synching data it doesn't delete data that had been synched in the past; and still others where the changes are ongoing (eg in how the company complies with new regulations).
Earlier, Cameron's official spokeswoman said the task of explaining the changes was ongoing and the government would engage with MPs and disability groups to ensure the money for disability benefits was "targeted at those who need it most".
"We need to recognize that climate change is ongoing and we can only expect the impacts will get stronger time goes on.
Coastal change is ongoing and long-term so that management is necessarily a process and effective delivery requires an adequate monitoring programme to inform management decisions.
"The only thing that's going to ever bring about any meaningful change is ongoing, dedicated, popular movements that don't pay attention to the election cycle," he said.
