The phrase "are constantly creating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing action or process of creation that happens regularly or continuously.
Example: "Artists are constantly creating new works that challenge our perceptions and inspire us."
Alternatives: "are always producing" or "are continually generating".
"It's capturing that age when you are constantly creating and transforming yourself.
"Those who are constantly creating rifts do not know what kind of burden we carry".
As with many other wildlife goods, criminal syndicates are constantly creating new products and new markets for them.
We are not only producing more data from existing sources, we are constantly creating entirely new streams of data, whether statistical, text, audio, video, sensor, and bio-metric data.
The workings of the grid cells show that in the brain "you are constantly creating a map of the outside world," said Cori Bargmann, of Rockefeller University, who is one of the two leaders of a committee set up to plan the National Institutes of Health's contribution to President Obama's recently announced neuroscience initiative.
Both companies, he says, are constantly creating new intellectual capital.
The Camera team also made an important strategic decision when it began opening its camera effects platform to developers in April 2017 to help ensure that new, varied AR experiences are constantly created for Facebook.
Next, we included in the model the fact that orthologous genes must have a similar homology score because positive selection pressure tends to retain only a limited number of mutations among those that are constantly created.
Horizontal gene transfer is a common occurrence in the Neisseria genus [ 19], which creates a highly diverse gene pool, and large numbers of genetically heterogeneous strains are constantly created within serogroup B Neisseria meningitidis [ 20], especially at the outer membrane protein level whereby a variety of combinations are present.
