"ongoing workload" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the ongoing or continuous tasks and assignments that one is responsible for. Example: Despite having an already heavy ongoing workload, he took on an extra project to help his coworkers with their workload.
Last week I'd decided to sit with the technology team (as in the developers, not the tech reporters) for a change of scene, which led to some interesting conversations about ongoing projects, workload and a few characteristically exuberant exchanges with Hubmum, or Emma Mulqueeny.
Inappropriate inclusion of people on clinic lists for ongoing BPG generates excessive workloads, potentially detracting from the quality of secondary prophylaxis delivery systems, and exposing people to unnecessary treatment.
Additionally private physiotherapists have a closer and ongoing relationship with their clients, an increased workload and exposure to the emotional and physical needs of their patients.
Although primary care is regarded as a highly suitable setting for disease prevention [ 32], debate is ongoing about the optimal division of the workload between the GP and the nurse practitioner [ 33, 34].
In our efforts to adopt new recommendations, is it realistic or possible to add on to workload and stretched resources in an ongoing manner?
Data collected by the QAIHC health information system highlight the risk factor workload facing the AICCHS in Queensland, demonstrating the need for ongoing support and workforce planning.
This ongoing research work looks at operational issues like cost and impact on workload of adding NCD work to health workers.
The negative relationship between tenure and job satisfaction for our study respondents could be related to the comments they made about increasing workloads, roles and responsibilities of clinic managers due to ongoing health system reforms.
The primary role of the Lithuanian GP today continues to be in diagnosis and ongoing management of medical conditions, with consultations accounting for about 50% of their workload.
Prospective clarification of expected career outcomes for graduates, establishment of career pathways for diploma-only graduates, and balancing desires for academic excellence with workloads that trainees were able to bear may have lessened ongoing losses of trainees and graduates.
