The phrase "a constantly increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is continuously growing or rising over time.
Example: "The company has seen a constantly increasing demand for its products over the past year."
Alternatives: "a steadily rising" or "a continually growing".
It's a constantly increasing list and one that we're not even aware of today.
The good news is that a constantly increasing slice of the rest of America has moved on.
Psychoanalysis finds a constantly increasing amount of support as a therapeutic procedure, owing to the fact that it can do more for certain classes of patients than any other method of treatment.
Inevitably Wolfe broke with Perkins, writing to him: "You know and I know that beginning with 'Look Homeward, Angel,' and mounting steadily there has been a constantly increasing objection and opposition to what I wanted to do, which phrased itself in various forms, but which had the total effect of dampening my hope, cooling my enthusiasm and almost nullifying my creative capacity".
Environmental and economic requirements lead to a constantly increasing application of lightweight designs.
However, growth of GaAsBi under a (2 × 1) reconstruction leads to anisotropic growth and a constantly increasing density of steps that eventually results in an undulating surface [9].
B. subtilis that over-produced aspA exhibited normal cell growth and a constantly increased yield over the cultural period.
The increased use of prosthetic devices during the past decades has been accompanied by a constantly increased number of prosthetic device infections [8].
Thus, high blood glucose interferes with autoregulation of the retinal vessels and causes a constantly increased blood flow.
Instead of the real dataset, which comprised eels from 12 sampling locations along the coastlines of Europe, we used a simple mating scheme to generate 12 virtual hybrid populations differing by a constantly increased level of inter-species hybridization.
This finding was in accordance with a previous study that reported a parallel but constantly increasing SES disparity during 1967 2004 in Norway, which has a similar kind of welfare system to Finland [ 17].
