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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are always recording" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is continuously capturing audio or video data, often in the context of surveillance or monitoring.
Example: "The security cameras in the building are always recording to ensure the safety of the premises."
Alternatives: "constantly capturing" or "perpetually documenting".
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Regardless, the archives are a reminder that the cameras are always recording.
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The radio shows are always recorded live, never in the studio.
They are always recorded in one way or another and have their way of "evening out".
The RR itself and its lower and upper 95% confidence limits (LCL and UCL) are always recorded.
Symptoms are always recorded and diagnoses are categorized according to whether it was set by a health-care professional or not.
We used insurance status, age and sex because these variables are always recorded in the medical file and because they are clearly related to care demand in general.
Historical accounts should allow us to account for this, but they are sometimes written long after the incidents they describe, are usually scarce, and are always recorded with a particular audience in mind (and, therefore, are subject to bias).
I was always recording my experience with the camera".
"It is always recording and clear about what's going on".
O'Hara is always recording surface stuff: the make of the car, the shirt label, the record on the phonograph, all the little signifiers that grown-ups are not supposed to care about, and do.
The potential of the tech is what is really fascinating: imagine an iteration or two from now where the camera is always recording and buffering and you press the button to save what you just saw.
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