The part of the sentence "in the ongoing development" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to an activity that is currently in progress and has yet to conclude. For example, "The company is investing heavily in the ongoing development of new products."
In the ongoing development, data flow model of the machine's operation has been developed.
"This is a major turning point in the ongoing development of the Internet," Rod Beckstrom, Icann's president and chief executive, said.
That, combined with the fact that we're living in an era of diminished pressure from natural selection, means that Stefansson and his colleagues may have identified the single biggest factor in the ongoing development of the human genome: new mutations caused by old sperm.
Whispers have a team from Facebook in Cupertino, actively engaged in the ongoing development.
This study presents the experimental and computational work performed in the ongoing development of this device.
Our results suggest a specific role for working memory in the ongoing development of ToM in middle childhood.
However, these economic models, which tend to be formulated in discrete time, can present difficulties both in linking with natural science-based models formulated in continuous time and in representing the ongoing development of environmental phenomena over time.
He decided to stay in the same department for a postdoc in genetics--a field in which the ongoing development of new sequencing and analysis techniques also meant there was a constant need for new statistical methods to handle the data.
In addition, the ongoing development of multi-wavelength photo-acoustic instruments [ 124– 128] is important for characterizing the wavelength dependence of aerosols such as brown carbon and mineral dust [ 46].
That continuation, in combination with the ongoing development of offshore resources in the Gulf of Mexico, will push domestic crude oil production to 6.7 million barrels per day in 2020, a level unseen since 1994.
This application is a good example of the kinds of code that are the target for the ELVIRA project – developed by two researchers with a background in mathematics rather than programming and under constant development in line with the ongoing development of the science behind it.
