The phrase "always tailored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is consistently customized or adjusted to meet specific needs or preferences.
Example: "Our services are always tailored to fit the unique requirements of each client."
Alternatives: "consistently customized" or "perpetually adjusted".
A DWP spokesman told The Independent: "Claimant commitments are always tailored to individual circumstances.
Presidential candidates have always tailored their messages: the speech delivered to oil workers may vary from one to religious leaders.
Interviews with many of these workers revealed that innovations exported to disaster zones for beta testing are not always tailored to the needs of beneficiary communities.
Opportunities are not always presented to us in ways that we can identify with, or the technology and style of facilitation is not always tailored for each individual community.
The MDCT scanning protocol in the setting of suspected renal trauma should always be always tailored according to the clinical conditions of the patient.
The clinical encounter is always tailored to the individual patient, but clinicians are clearly using some overarching principles when recommending MC.
Although your CV is likely to be focused towards the general type of jobs you are applying for, you should always tailor it to suit each individual job you apply for.
In his chapter on "The Narrative Creation of Self" Bruner reaffirms his view that self-storying is universal, and adds on the standard claim that we always tailor the story in our own favour, rewriting the inconvenient bits of our past.
If you're always tailoring yourself to fit someone else's expectations, you'll never gain any power or standing for yourself.
"I always tailor-make concerts for the space.
Mr. Marshall's vision was always tailor-made for a somewhat rare species in New York, the supersociable idealist.
