The phrase "advances constantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is making continuous progress or improvement over time.
Example: "The technology in our industry advances constantly, leading to new innovations and solutions."
Alternatives: "progresses continuously" or "improves steadily".
As oil and gas reserves are depleted, technological advances constantly make new deposits economically accessible and extractable.
"Although technological advances constantly redefine the ceramic industry, Korean ceramic artists strive to preserve the tradition of peace, simplicity, and spiritual temperance of Korean art," writes the American Museum Of Ceramic Art.
The area of biology devoted to epigenetics is a recent development and has a large amount of room for growth with new research on cancer, mammalian gene expression, and technological advances constantly being brought forth from the community.
A protean, adventurous performer, he advanced constantly into new territory and unexpected collaborations.
"The rules of the sport are constantly changing, the skills are being updated and the level of gymnastics is advancing constantly.
Surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy treatments advance constantly.Cancer's endless mutability, its ruthless adaptation to survive, is being matched by resourcefulness.
We are advancing constantly and we're not interested in holding onto anything except the enemy.
New advances are constantly being made that require increasing amounts of data processing power, and large companies will almost by definition need to deal in vast data sets.
The analysis shows that while innovation in low-carbon energy is striking, technological advances are constantly bringing down the cost of recovering fossil fuels, so the world will continue to use them potentially with dire climate consequences.
Yet advances are constantly being made, most visibly by Virgin Galactic, which just this last week inaugurated the commercial facility for vertically- and horizontally-launching aircraft.
But while advances are constantly being made in treatment, prevention is still the goal.
