The phrase "ongoing damage" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to damage that is continuing to occur or persisting over time. Example sentence: The company's failure to address the environmental concerns is causing ongoing damage to the local ecosystem.
Then there's the ongoing damage caused by illegal logging, and of course the cocaine problem.
McGuire, 51, apologised to Goodes, but the incident caused ongoing damage to the relationship between the two men.
The longer they delay the longer children suffer the ongoing damage that growing up in cold homes does to their health and wellbeing".
These kind of insurance schemes linked to climate indices, are not to specific headline-grabbing catastrophes, but the ongoing damage global climate change is doing to rural economies.
In the study, the scientists showed that potassium sorbate, a widely used food preservative, was effective at blocking the ongoing damage, although this isn't "what you'd want to put on your skin", according to Brash.
Perhaps still wary of ongoing damage control, Cameron makes fairly regular statements about promoting women but so far it hasn't been backed up – there are still just five female cabinet ministers.
And while I agree that love takes work, patience and forgiveness, I don't think it should involve perpetual, ongoing damage-control.
Scientists continue to study ongoing damages from the three-month, mile-deep volcano of oil that was mixed with chemical oil dispersants before it washed onto shorelines of four states.
Thus, there is a necessity to develop strategies to minimize ongoing damages to the airway epithelium and consequent airway remodeling.
Additional application of biochemical markers, which are able to sensitively detect ongoing joint damage, may facilitate the appropriate use of targeted therapy in RA and help reduce the progression of joint damage in these patients.
Consequently, the identification of patients with ongoing joint damage and assurance that treatment is limiting cartilage degradation and improving bone balance is important in preventing irreversible joint damage.
