The phrase "an endless feed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous stream or supply of something, often in the context of information, content, or resources.
Example: "In today's digital age, we are constantly exposed to an endless feed of news and social media updates."
Alternatives: "a constant stream of" or "an unceasing flow of".
One line of thinking, according to people who were briefed on the discussions but insisted on anonymity because they were not authorized to speak for the Academy, proposed throwing the Oscar process wide open to a public that has been trained by "American Idol," TMZ and an endless feed of Internet moments to expect some grit with their glamour.
That little tab plagued by a tireless numeric red badge that led to an endless feed of social happenings is getting a much-needed upgrade that really heightens its utility.
If you don't want to play food games, the app will also include an endless feed of food photos to flick through — pushing the "food porn" angle, as Hall puts it.
Spamming your friends with an endless feed of self-indulgent answers is a one-way ticket to unfollowland for me".
But I'm not quite sure yet how to square these things with the fact that Twitter has given us an endless feed of reasons to stop liking these people all together.
If you're not one yourself, you've probably come across one, perhaps even taken advantage of apps such as Unbaby.me, which helpfully replaces the endless feed of baby pictures with images of cats or, if you prefer, bacon.
Call of Duty with its scheduled DLC drops, Destiny with its endless feed of new content – it's about building communities and engagement now; it's about finding new models for a growing audience that now thinks about games in a different way.
Like Henderson, we do not know what we want exactly but we have some sense that it is out there, in the endless feed of shimmering imagery, and that if we click through it long enough, maybe we will find satisfaction.
They have magically cured boredom as we always have something to do — those endless feeds of content are a perpetual source of inspiration, information and amusement.
When you think of hanging out online, right now you think of scrolling endless feeds of updates or aimlessly surfing the web solo.
The kind of questions our current 24/7 news cycles with their endless feeds of white police officers fatally beating African American teens, tear-gassed, burning cities and heartbroken mothers weeping in the ashes to ask.
