"the ongoing rise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an increase or growth that is taking place over a long period of time. For example, "The ongoing rise in global temperatures has caused serious concern among environmentalists."
That is the ongoing rise of protest and social movements.
The immediate culprit was clear: the ongoing rise in global ocean temperatures that comes from climate change.
Subjects range through the cultural degradations of capitalism and totalitarian dictatorships, to the political complexities of post-colonial struggles and the ongoing rise of fundamentalist belief systems.
But still there are elements of genuine transformation in the ongoing rise and fall of Manchester's two big city clubs ahead of Sunday's derby at the Etihad Stadium.
The gas is the main food supply for plants, and a large body of evidence suggested that the ongoing rise could boost crop yields.
Matthew Hopkinson, the director of the Local Data Company, said: "The spaces left by the traditional occupants of our high streets are being increasingly filled by health care operators, food and beverage operators and the ongoing rise of the discounters".
He further angered GPs by blaming out-of-hours services – "where you speak to a doctor who doesn't know you from Adam and has no access to your medical record" – for helping to cause the sharp, ongoing rise in the number of patients turning up at A&E units.
It is estimated that the global CRC rates will double over the next two decades in the light of an ongoing rise of the disease's incidence in the developing countries [ 2].
Although a recent report from the influential Commonwealth Fund think-tank in America rated the NHS as the best and most efficient service out of 11 countries' health systems studied, that may no longer be the case because the NHS has received flat funding while experiencing an ongoing rise in demand in the last few years, Porter said.
Somewhat ironically, one of the biggest threats to Rothy's ongoing rise — other than fickle shoppers — is companies that are beginning to copy Rothy's designs, reports Bloomberg.
Is it just a blip, a bear trap, in an otherwise ongoing rise?
