The phrase "always dispensed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is consistently provided or given out in a particular context.
Example: "In our cafeteria, meals are always dispensed at noon sharp."
Alternatives: "consistently provided" or "regularly given out".
RockBottom did his thing all night like always, dispensing drugs to the party people.
She seemed especially taken with his generosity (as many were), singling out his habit of always dispensing US Open seats in his Box 143 at Flushing Meadows.
In contrast, studies carried out in Canada [ 14, 15] showed that prescription claims represent one of the most accurate means of determining what drugs are dispensed to individuals, because pharmacists almost always dispense the medication that is prescribed and this information is reliably transmitted to the drug claims database.
For anyone born in the 1950s or later, Updike was simply always there, dispensing even-handed judgments and adulterer's wisdom with a persona as loveable as Robert Frost's – the smiling public face of big-league American writing.
It's a look that asks: "are you in my SoulCycle class?", but which suggests a man of the cloth who is always ready to dispense worldly wisdom in a public space.
Ms. Johnson recalled Mr. Palladino as the kind of neighbor who would help her with packages when she came home from the store; his wife was always happy to dispense advice on kitchen remodeling, Ms. Johnson said.
As Angel Di Maria and Mesut Ozil have discovered in the last two summers, Perez is always prepared to dispense with superstars when he believes they have become surplus to requirements - irrespective of whether the incumbent coach shares that opinion.
Meal times have always simply been something to be dispensed with quickly".
