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The phrase "always searching for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a continuous or ongoing quest for something, whether it be knowledge, love, or opportunities.
Example: "She is always searching for new experiences that will enrich her life."
Alternatives: "constantly seeking" or "perpetually looking for".
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I'm always searching for something.
My work's always searching for that moment.
Are you always searching for those moments?
"I'm always searching for that abyss.
That's the idea you're always searching for".
I was always searching for a sense of security.
"I was always searching for the next neighborhood.
He told me that he was always searching for ideas.
A man who was always searching for knowledge.
"I was always searching for an identity," he recalled.
And Hollywood is always searching for new stories.
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