The phrase "are constantly presented with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is frequently given or exposed to something, such as information, challenges, or opportunities.
Example: "In today's fast-paced world, individuals are constantly presented with new technologies that can enhance their productivity."
Alternatives: "are frequently exposed to" or "are continually given".
"Instead of dealing with issues we are constantly presented with this half-baked solution of removing people.
It's deeply unhelpful – particularly for young people who are constantly presented with messages on how they should behave, and the ways in which they should manage and deal with their growing sexuality.
We are constantly presented with paeans to the Mediterranean way of life and were faced with yet another this week, when a study presented at a heart disease conference in Rome claimed that those who ate a diet rich in vegetables, nuts, fish and oils were 37% less likely to die early than those who ate red meat and butter.
Throughout the election campaign we are constantly presented with anodyne backdrops against which to photograph the various candidates.
So liquid is the system that, unlike private-equity groups in the West, Chinese partnerships often do not raise money before seeking prospective investments; investments are found and then partnerships are formed in short order.A Westerner with family ties in Fujian province, to the south of Zhejiang, says he is constantly presented with opportunities.
As a cognitive scientist, I am constantly presented with puzzles of the mind – how does anxiety affect how we think?
Like business, you're constantly presented with obstacles (delayed flights, language barriers, limited internet access, etc). and have to make decisions about the best solution.
It is the very contradiction between what is and what might be that allows us to overstep the boundaries with which we are constantly presented in order to create our endpoint, rather than simply sleepwalk towards it.
Yet we live in a society that is constantly presenting us with stressful situations.
Europe and North America are constantly present throughout the period, with peaks in 1986 for Europe and 1997 for North America when these regions alone dominated (Fig. 4).
