The phrase "ongoing inflation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to describe a prolonged period of an increase in the price of goods and services. For example, "The company's profits have been limited by ongoing inflation in the marketplace."
"This confirms the ongoing inflation trend of the transfer market at the top end of the football pyramid.
Ongoing inflation means that basic amenities such as food continue to rise without an equivalent match in real wages.
Home prices then proceeded to fall by a quarter, which combined with ongoing inflation brought real housing prices right back to their prebubble level.
"The Fed looks firmly on hold for many months, caught between ongoing inflation concerns, existing 'relatively low' rates and the financial storm he talks about," said Alan Ruskin, chief international strategist at RBS Greenwich Capital in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Nearly five years later, thanks to the depreciating effect of ongoing inflation – and despite a small boost this financial year – that money doesn't go nearly as far as it used to.
Few market commentators are addressing the fact that monetary conditions are still loose and how that contributes to the ongoing inflation of asset bubbles like the U.S. stock market is currently experiencing.
"With ongoing low inflation, school indexation rates are billions of dollars more generous than they need to be," the report says.
We have been concerned about ongoing capital expenditure inflation and the risk of further delays at the company's enormous Minas Rio iron ore project, operating challenges at Anglo Platinum, structural cost inflation in South Africa, and a variety of other issues, including management's track record of questionable investment decisions.
As yet, the run-up in the prices of energy and other commodities appears to have had only a modest effect on core inflation, ongoing productivity gains have helped to hold the growth of unit labor costs in check, and inflation expectations remain contained.
"The ongoing rise in inflation is still mostly a reflection of the slump in the exchange over the past year," said Marcel Thieliant, Japan economist with Capital Economics.
Despite the acceleration in growth, members of the Federal Open Markets Committee said they expect interest rate increases to remain gradual - in part, a sign of ongoing concerns that inflation has remained below the Fed's 2% target.
