The phrase "always being implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or action that is consistently in effect or being put into practice over time.
Example: "The new safety protocols are always being implemented to ensure the well-being of all employees."
Alternatives: "constantly being applied" or "regularly being enforced".
"With regard to the Fina DCRB technical recommendations, Fina would like to confirm that these have always been implemented, thus leading to a fruitful anti-doping strategy".
The translation of web content into Libras (Lingua Brasileira de Sinais – Brazilian Sign Language), although adequate, cannot always be implemented, due to its high cost.
As a matter of fact, through different optimization modules, specific off-the-cloud service optimizations can always be implemented for such providers, towards the best individual optimization outcome.
But the ACA has always been implemented through executive action, including some actions that were quite drastic such as not enforcing the employer mandate as written for two years or interpreting "cost sharing reduction" payments to be really the same thing as premium tax credits and thus payable out of an account reserved for tax refunds.
To reduce this occurrence, proper hand hygiene by healthcare workers is a preventive measure that should always be implemented when treating intubated patients [ 13].
This approach cannot always be implemented in studies with small sample sizes because the larger number of parameters to estimate may result in a lack of model convergence.
2 In contrast, blinding seeks to prevent performance and ascertainment bias, protects the sequence after allocation, and cannot always be implemented.
HCPs also indicated the difficulties of implementing facility based daily DOT mainly due the implication it had on their TB patients and stated DOT had not always been implemented for the full course as recommended.
Although this behaviour may help them provide care more easily or efficiently, nurses should have in mind that is leaves them without protection against pathogens; therefore the use of protective equipment should always be implemented.
Our analysis of the Dutch system also showed that the advice by the Advisory Committee, based on the simulation model, has not always been implemented on a one-on-one basis.
