The phrase "a constantly fluctuating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is always changing or varying over time, often in contexts related to economics, emotions, or physical states.
Example: "The stock market is a constantly fluctuating entity, making it difficult for investors to predict trends."
Alternatives: "an ever-changing" or "a perpetually shifting".
Or that gross inequality like ours can only continue if we create a constantly fluctuating vision of the other to rally against, together.
So we at THUMP gave them a call to find out what's actually going down on a constantly fluctuating little corner of Scottish soil.
Now running for decades with a constantly fluctuating cast of characters, Terranova has yielded some of the most bad-ass vocal collaborations in the history of techno.
These include a suggestion the amyloid hypothesis is " …that invisible molecules target invisible structures" [ 101], with new information interpreted within a constantly fluctuating amyloid hypothesis, rather than being molded into alternative hypothesis which may better explain disease causality.
The uptake of Pi from a heterogeneous, constantly fluctuating environment is a major challenge faced by all plants.
Since r may be constantly fluctuating, a and b may continue to fluctuate even once a fixed point of the averaged system has been reached, so we cannot expect stable fixed points in the classical sense.
I've known Anthony Atamanuik for years, long before he became Donald Trump, so it's strange to see him at work the oversized red tie, the wig, the expression constantly fluctuating between a wide smile and a sad, bitter sneer.
If one thing's for certain, it's that life is an unpredictable roller coaster ride, constantly fluctuating between good times, bad times, and everything in between.
The local density of the atmosphere is constantly fluctuating because of temperature and pressure fluctuations.
This may be a consequence of adaptation by microbial populations to constantly fluctuating salinities resulting from the dynamic mixing of seawater and freshwater.
Immune cells may be viewed as a dynamic equilibrium that maintains steady state by constantly fluctuating between tolerance and immunity.
