The phrase "always be exactly" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you want to emphasize the need for consistency or precision in behavior or actions.
Example: "In our work, we must always be exactly on time to maintain professionalism."
Alternatives: "consistently be precise" or "always be accurate".
In particular, the Hamiltonian can always be exactly preserved as a constant of the motion.
Reversible words promise a kind of perpetual present, in which everything can always be exactly the way you want it (provided you only feel one of two ways).
The school will always be exactly the same as when you go on your visit.
One of the things I valued the most about working with the participants in Profit Pods was how every person's challenge seemed to always be exactly what someone else needed to learn.
In contrast, with complete interference, y is expected to reach 1.00 at distal locations because there will always be exactly one crossover between distal loci and the centromere.
There was concern by staff about having to spend time tracking down patients; accordingly, patients suggested allocating a block of time during which they could receive the call, because, just as with in-person visits, they might not always be exactly on time for their appointments.
But people who are just discovering him, they don't realize, he's always been exactly like this.
The best, of course, from the Brothers Grimm through Roald Dahl and the brilliant Maurice Sendak, who died on Tuesday, have always been exactly the opposite.
I have no other message, other than vegetarianism, which has always been exactly the same thing I said right from day one".
Max doesn't need to prove to anyone that he has arrived; as Gabin plays him, he looks as if he has always been exactly where he is, as solid and as apparently immutable as a paving stone in the Place Pigalle.
"It has not always been exactly a modest life, but Walter is not a big spender compared to other billionaires".
