The phrase "always surpasses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something consistently exceeds or goes beyond a certain standard or expectation.
Example: "In every competition, her performance always surpasses that of her peers."
Alternatives: "consistently exceeds" or "regularly outshines".
No matter how many times one hears about how charismatic, how natural and unembarrassed, or how funny and charming she was, seeing Julia onscreen or hearing her talk about food always surpasses those expectations — she's so perfectly Julia every time.
In my time documenting the homeless, I run across stray cats and dogs regularly and, when I write about them or photograph them, I immediately get a flood of responses – one that almost always surpasses my stories and pictures of people.
"The final sculpture never corresponds to what we [originally] saw: the work always surpasses the imagination," says Antonello.
I hope whatever we garner from each other in live and spirited discussion, always surpasses what we look up on e-How.com or read from anonymous Wikileaks.
John's imagined sexual encounters had always surpassed his real ones.
And in the end, the answer may not matter in fixing the Nation of Islam's significance, which has always surpassed the number of its members.
Yes it's fast becoming a digital world but nothing will change the fact that humans are social animals and that face to face 'bonding' will always surpass email and social media.
After all, the company can always surpass them, and given the stream of bad news that has come out of Coke over the last year, they indicated that they would welcome a pleasant surprise.
JPEGmini doesn't always surpass the capabilities of current technology, it seems.
Daytime, nocturnal, weekly and hourly measurements showed that the daily production of the new assisted solar distiller always surpassed that of the basin-type distiller by approximately 70%, and that of the basin-type distiller coupled with a flat solar collector by approximately 20%.
And some of our actions will always surpass someone else's understanding.
