The phrase "always enrolled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is consistently registered or participating in a program, course, or membership without interruption.
Example: "As a dedicated student, I have always enrolled in every available course to enhance my knowledge."
Alternatives: "perpetually registered" or "continuously signed up".
By carefully reviewing your Medicare drug plan options every fall, you can ensure you are always enrolled in the most cost-effective plan for you.
Pharmacists were not always enrolled in STMMs.
However, very elderly patients are not always enrolled in large randomized clinical trials.
Because the sample was defined based on Medicaid enrollment at some point during the survey period, individuals with no transitions were always enrolled in Medicaid, those with one transition either entered or left Medicaid once, and those with multiple transitions were enrolled in Medicaid for varying timeframes over the survey period.
"I always enroll in a school for three weeks at a time," Mr. Hughes said.
Someone who's pre-med shouldn't only take courses in science; if you're planning to be an accountant there's nothing that says you can't take an English or history class, in addition to those in math and economics; and an aspiring psychologist can always enroll in the humanities.
His students, who were not always formally enrolled in his courses, included Mr. Soldner, John Mason, Ken Price, Billy Al Bengston, Ron Nagle, Stephen de Staebler and James Melchert.
But "from the word go, we decided Rachael would always be enrolled in school, and we told her no matter what she did, that school would be the first priority," says Jody. "And we've never had to say 'Boo' to her about it".
To see if that might be happening on a large scale, CMS researcher Gerald Riley looked at 240,000 people who dropped out of their MA plans in 2007 and compared them to Medicare beneficiaries who had always been enrolled in traditional Medicare.
My goal is always to enroll the reader on a physical level as well as an emotional and intellectual level.
If you dropped your coverage and then came down with a horrid disease, he observed, you could always re-enroll.
