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The phrase "always prepared for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a constant state of readiness for a specific situation or event.
Example: "She is always prepared for any unexpected challenges that may arise during the project."
Alternatives: "constantly ready for" or "perpetually set for".
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Sofia always prepared for it with great excitement.
"They are always prepared for different scenarios," he said of the government.
With one Great Lake north and another west, my hometown was always prepared for an emergency.
Diana always prepared for the onslaught by buying tons of candy.
"We always prepared for these visits, cleaning everything, temporarily closing dangerous shafts, hiding faulty machines.
"The beauty of renting is that the car is always prepared for your use".
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Finally, complexity of preparation was reflected by the discrepancy between perceived effectiveness and preparation frequency: even though students valued preparation as useful, only 26.0% of students indicated that they almost always prepare for training sessions.
"I always prepare for the worst," the official said.
"Mercenary C.E.O.'s are always preparing for a sale, and missionary ones are always preparing for the long term," he said.
The authorities should always prepare for the worst case, advises Mr Nobre.They have not done that.
"Around here, you're always preparing for this game," Amherst Coach E. J. Mills said.
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