"ongoing patience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that keeps having patience, despite ongoing challenges. For example, "His ongoing patience in the face of adversity is inspiring."
Gary Dixon, customer services director at United Utilities, said: "We're working tirelessly to ensure we can lift the boil notice for our customers as quickly as possible and we are grateful for their ongoing patience and understanding.
"We appreciate this situation has been frustrating for those affected by this crime and thank those individuals for their ongoing patience and support".
She added: "I would like to thank the families for their ongoing patience and Dame Elish and her team for their hard work on this important and sensitive investigation".
In a statement on the club's website, Wildes, who was named as the preferred bidder last month after Keith Ryder's summer-long bid ended, said: "I would like to thank the Port Vale supporters, once again, for their ongoing patience and support.
"I'd like to thank the people of Derby for their ongoing support and patience whilst we recover from one of our city's biggest incidents in recent years".
We thank landowners in Raton Basin who participated in this effort for their patience and ongoing enthusiasm for this work.
In a 1999 letter addressed to then-president Mohammad Khatami, to which Mr Jafari was a main signatory, 24 IRGC commanders gave the president an ultimatum, warning that if he did not deal forcefully with student protests ongoing at the time, their patience would run out.
Despite the statistics DIY home projects are still embraced -- and a cottage industry of super stores, lifestyle magazines, reality TV, and ongoing misperception, ("With a little patience and the right tools, I can do anything!") is supported.
Cancer Council initiatives required patience and persistence and ongoing commitment to work through issues and clarify expectations, recognising that things did not always happen the way that had been planned.
It's an ongoing process, so work persistently with patience and never give up.
Jacob Kohnstamm, DPA chairman, said: "This has been ongoing since 2012 and we hope our patience will no longer be tested".
