"ongoing calibration" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the ongoing process of making adjustments or corrections in order to achieve accuracy or precision in a particular system or measurement. Example: The scientists had to constantly conduct ongoing calibrations on their equipment in order to ensure accurate data collection for their experiments.
Current estimation methods capable of accurately adjusting for seasonal demand change often require substantial data for ongoing calibration.
Ongoing calibration work has shown that the contamination layer on the optical blocking filter is thinner than anticipated, with a slower build up of the absorbing layer than was predicted in the prior N0010 contamination model.
Ongoing calibration work has shown that the contamination layer on the optical blocking filter is thinner than anticipated, with a slower build up of the absorbing layer than was predicted in the earlier N0010 contamination model.
In parallel with ongoing calibration and validation efforts, ESA promptly released L1b magnetic field data to the scientific community by May 2014.
Ongoing maintenance, calibration and review of protection could identify existing hidden failures and correct them [19] and recent work has presented a number of such methods [28].
"As a consequence, the EU provides the main ongoing forum for calibration of policy.
In 2008, New York City Department of Health and Office of Radiological Health performed a week long comprehensive review of Hospital for Special Surgery's entire radiology program for QA/QC policies, procedures, radiation safety, physicist reports, equipment calibration and ongoing monitoring.
Participants receiving ongoing treatment during both the calibration and validation stages were measured at baseline, then at two weekly intervals for six weeks, then four weekly thereafter until discharge.
We report the results of the instrument development and calibration efforts, and discuss ongoing developmental efforts to improve performance.
Given the size of the UK banking sector and the global nature of many of the largest institutions in the UK banking sector, the results have implications for the ongoing debate surrounding the design and calibration of international capital standards.
For quantitative tests, particularly those requiring absolute quantification, it is most effective to estimate analytical accuracy on an ongoing basis by running a set of calibration standards (standard curve) with each batch or run.
