"ongoing fascination with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a strong and continuous interest or curiosity about something. Example: My parents have always had an ongoing fascination with ancient civilizations and their customs. They never tire of visiting museums and archaeological sites to learn more about them.
The book, perhaps reflecting the ongoing fascination with "To Kill a Mockingbird," became a bestseller.
Its astute beauty reflects Ray's ongoing fascination with the integration of realism and abstraction in Classic Greek sculpture.
The enduring cult status of Riot says much about our ongoing fascination with the dark side of black music.
The End of the Line Eleven international artists in a touring show exploring the ongoing fascination with drawing.
This collection of prints, paintings, presentation drawings, and photographs captures the ongoing fascination with MIT's most iconic structure.
But the underlying question is: Why the ongoing fascination with deconstructionism and with the work of the philosopher whose radical works inspired it?
The bewitchment, indeed, goes far toward explaining our ongoing fascination not only with Benjamin himself but with the whole kind of thinking to which Benjamin belongs most of what we call "theory," in fact, as Adorno, Deleuze, Macherey, and company have done before us.
The album weaved his ongoing fascination for psychedelic rock with his love of hyphy, the frenetic Bay Area rap sound being honed by artists like Keak Da Sneak and E-40.
However, Total Sport aspires to live up to its name, so it regularly reaches across the pond to grapple with an ongoing fascination known as American sport.
Cole isn't overplaying the ongoing fascination.
"There's an ongoing cultural fascination with this rich drama that plays out in your own home," said Lucy Kaylin, who did dozens of interviews for her 2007 nonfiction book, "The Perfect Stranger: The Truth About Mothers and Nannies" (Bloomsbury).
