The phrase "ongoing long term" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is continuously happening over a long period of time. Example: The company is committed to an ongoing long term investment in sustainable practices.
Several prominent nutrition researchers, including Walter Willett, who is known for his ongoing, long term health studies, and David Ludwig, who like Willett teaches at the Harvard School of Public Health, have been questioning dietary guidelines that promote low-fat and skim milk over whole milk.
This experience leads us believe that an ongoing long term partnership model for development is what is needed.
Such programs have the resources to provide ongoing, long term support that is not always provided by health professionals in primary care due to restraints on time and patient load [ 20].
However, as noted by the Stanford creator, while organizations can facilitate continued follow-up or reinforcement, it is up to the participants to continue activities for ongoing long term self-management following program participation.
The Västerbotten Intervention Project is an ongoing long term population based cohort study in which all residents in Västerbotten County are invited to a health examination at the age of 40, 50, and 60 years.
This communication presents some initial results of an ongoing, long-term study that attempts to rigorously and methodically investigate the limitations and strengths of the MORFAC approach.
Hall, Jeffrey C.; Lockwood, G. W.; Gibb, Erika L. This is the first in a series of papers devoted to the ongoing long-term monitoring program of activity cycles in cool stars at Lowell Observatory.
I have an ongoing long-term project to automatically reverse engineer web trackers to determine what information companies have collected about you and what they are using it for.
Here, we briefly highlight and review key scientific results from an ongoing long-term ornithological research project in the highly fragmented and threatened forests of the Taita Hills, SE Kenya.
But such therapy services aren't available in all communities and many insurance companies don't cover behavioral therapy for children with ADHD, making it highly expensive to have ongoing, long-term therapy for a child.
Indeed, of all talent-management processes, a strategic EI program one that is designed to yield ongoing, long-term benefits may be one of the most powerful yet least understood.
