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The phrase "always in harmony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of consistent agreement or balance, often in the context of relationships, music, or nature.
Example: "The two musicians played together, their melodies always in harmony, creating a beautiful sound."
Alternatives: "consistently in sync" or "perpetually balanced".
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Family life was "always in harmony," Dimitri said this winter, in his one-room apartment in Antwerp.
In this way, the chord generated is always in harmony with the melody, and is not monotonous.
Why forbid singing and guitars, even if the tune is not always in harmony with some of the park's ritzy neighbors?
This painstakingly researched biography of the seventeenth-century scientist Robert Boyle outlines a life in which "science and theology were truly complementary" but not always in harmony.
But as recent developments and the round-table discussion demonstrated, the industry is moving, if not always in harmony, in a productive direction.
Though not always in harmony with his country's post-communist rulers, and notably the Kaczynski brothers, he was able to rise, and very conspicuously, above domestic difficulties, to become an accomplished European.
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Medicine and the law do not always work in harmony.
The Turkana have always been in harmony with their land.
But Mr. de Blasio said the two did not always work in harmony.
The Polar Eskimos have always lived in harmony with nature, taking from the sea and land what they need to survive.
But even with all of Honda's meticulous attention to detail, there are times when the whole of the VFR seems to be less than the sum of its parts — an overall feeling that these subsystems do not always work in harmony.
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