The phrase "a constant update" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is regularly or continuously being updated, such as information, software, or data.
Example: "The app provides a constant update on the latest news and events happening around the world."
Alternatives: "a continuous update" or "an ongoing update".
A third screen had a constant update of his e-mail.
In long-term videos, the initial background model may require a constant update as long as the environmental changes happen (slowly or suddenly).
Put simply, that gap is because Pinterest always offers something new, beautiful and relevant to its users not in the form of a constant update stream.
But she began to realize that all of the things she thought she needed a large, bustling office; a dedicated support staff; a constant update of what was happening in the market are things she can do without: "I'm not sitting around twitching because I can't check spreads to Treasuries anymore".
As a case in point, I have a very good friend who use social media as a constant update of his political position.
By these two methods and written reports, there was a constant update of the patient's status and the information spread quickly.
Are they exhausted by the consumer equivalent of the brain fatigue -- information overload -- that is caused by a constant updates of devices and online media?
Novel-scientific discoveries require a constant updating of the standardized gene ontology (Ashburner et al., 2000).
However, though based on standards, the data processing requires, in most cases, user's awareness on methods and parameters, as well as a constant updating on data requirements and novel tools, due to the fast evolution in the field.
"- Yes, I think that this system could potentially be much more secure than existing systems, as it would require either a very constant update on my behavior to successfully guess or a very thorough understanding of my daily habits, both of which I feel would be more difficult to easily identify than a single piece of information".
And I'm not talking about front-line employees or middle managers that are required to be a part of constant update meetings — these are executives in conversations with other executives.
