The phrase "always complied with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a person or entity consistently follows rules, regulations, or guidelines.
Example: "The company has always complied with industry standards to ensure safety and quality."
Alternatives: "consistently adhered to" or "regularly followed".
"Congressman Crowley has always complied with the letter and spirit of all rules regarding fund-raising and standards of conduct," his office said Tuesday in a statement.
Betsy L. Humphreys, the deputy director of the National Library of Medicine, said she was not surprised that researchers had not always complied with N.I.H.'s request.
Christian Estève, a Dacia vice-president and former Renault executive, denies any wrongdoing and insists that Dacia has always complied with local laws.The goings-on at Dacia are not unique.
This was in the context of the Irish situation and has no relevance to the present case.Birds Eye Wall's has always complied with the 1982 undertakings laid down by the MMC.
Mr Tappin added his father had always complied with his bail conditions in the UK and there was "no reason at all to conclude he is either a flight risk or a danger to anyone".
One of Google's central defenses is that YouTube always complied with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act by promptly taking down videos whenever a copyright owner said they had been uploaded without permission.
Hellawell told an almost empty room with just seven shareholders in attendance: "We always comply with government proposals or regulations".
On the insurance front, Bart Nash, external communications manager at Lloyd's of London, said it would always comply with applicable sanctions.
Finally, the United States envisions a complete pullout by 2014, but as history shows, our allies may not always comply with our wishes.
Charities should always comply with the Institute of Fundraising's code of practice, which contains standards for fundraisers to ensure that charity advertisements are honest, decent and truthful.
