The phrase "a permanent quest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing search or pursuit that is intended to last indefinitely.
Example: "For many, the pursuit of knowledge is a permanent quest that shapes their lives and careers."
Alternatives: "an endless search" or "a lifelong pursuit".
One step that would be highly welcome in Brazil would be for Obama to declare support for Brazil's quest for a permanent seat on the U.N. Security Council.
An article on Nov. 19 about Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's quest for a permanent home in the California state capital misstated the condition of the Old Governor's Mansion in Sacramento.
"I'm looking forward to getting home soon to spend Christmas with my family and to continue my quest for a permanent settlement on Mars," he said in his statement.
Windows Phone English football club Brighton's longstanding quest to find a permanent stadium won support from fans around the country – and indeed the world.
As for Murphy, his quest to find a permanent position appears to have hit yet another obstacle when he sustained his second knee injury at second base in two years.
This could spell trouble within the coalition, since the SPD still wants Turkey inside the union.The quest to become a permanent member of the Security Council has been quietly abandoned, for now.
Simon Greenish, director of the Bletchley Park Trust, said: "The support offered by HLF is a landmark event for the trust in our quest to provide a permanent solution for Bletchley Park in that we are now able to work up detailed plans to help ensure that it is developed and preserved for the education and enjoyment of future generations".
Through this two-part series, you will get an exposure to the wild ups and downs that you will be exposed to in your quest to find a permanent position.
Cristello is not alone in his quest to establish a permanent economic foothold.
