'ongoing integration' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a process or situation that is continuously happening or developing over time. For example, "This company is committed to ongoing integration within the global economy."
We need a vision of a future that expresses an unambiguous support for ongoing integration.
This suggests a continuous ongoing integration of sensory experience into internal models of the visual environment.
But I'd guess that she went into the job in the realisation that the merger of departments is a precursor to ongoing integration.
As physicians struggle to answer that question, we asked Krubert to discuss the ongoing integration of medical and business training.
Transmission network constraints become increasingly relevant in generation scheduling models, given the ongoing integration of market zones and the deployment of renewables in remote areas.
The auction, which offered a motley assortment of Chinese and Western fine art and collectibles, was a small one but it marked an important step in China's ongoing integration into the global scene.
Our findings seem as well to suggest that this ongoing multisensory integration interacts with an internal, normative body model that is biased towards integration of inputs, in a way favoring a two-handed rather than a supernumerary representation of the bodily self (Tsakiris et al, 2010; Tsakiris 2011).
A few examples of our ongoing design integration efforts include custom website searches (e.g. Libraries FAQ), ILL, Digital Collections, and Online Exhibitions.
In the statement, the company notes that most of the jobs being eliminated are "part of the ongoing strategic integration" between the companies as Lenovo attempts to "streamlin[e] its product portfolio to best compete in the global smartphone market".
EPHT is the ongoing collection, integration, analysis, and dissemination of environmental hazard, exposure, and health data.
EPHT is the ongoing collection, integration, analysis, and dissemination of data from environmental hazard monitoring, human exposure tracking, and health effect surveillance (McGeehin et al. 2004).
