The phrase "a constant strive" is not correct in English.
The correct expression is "a constant striving." You can use it to describe an ongoing effort or continuous pursuit of a goal or improvement.
Example: "Her constant striving for excellence has set a high standard for the entire team."
Alternatives: "a continuous effort" or "an ongoing pursuit."
"Running an organisation like this, there is a constant striving for efficiencies and increasing productivity … but we have used War Horse as our cushion".
Beginning in 1862, my relatives and Oneida's other Bible Communists — their term — built the Mansion House as a bricks-and-mortar embodiment of their secular ideals, which proved more enduring than their religious beliefs: an openness to new ideas, a constant striving for self-improvement, the primacy of reason and the value of curiosity.
The increasing incidence of foodborne diseases, coupled with the resultant social and economic implications, causes a constant striving to produce safer feed and food, as to develop new natural antimicrobial agents [ 6– 8].
There is a constant striving to develop safe and new natural antifungal agent to cure the fungal disorders of the increasing social and health implications, where the dermatophytes estimated lifetime risk of acquiring infection.
The cynical transformation of centres of knowledge into self-sustained enterprises and the constant strive to translate academic activity to administrative language and to a meaningless paper trail that does not interest anyone except the people who create it in order for the system to pat itself on the back, are indications of an era of new barbarity, the new Dark Ages.
But this constant strive to be better helped them stand out from the crowd.
The constant strive for more cost-effective structures at required levels of safety drives the work towards a better understanding of the connection between ultimate strength, loads, initial design, and in-service degradation.
For faith is a matter of lived experience, of constant striving within an individual's existence.
