The phrase "are constantly undergoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or change that is ongoing or continuous.
Example: "The ecosystems in the region are constantly undergoing changes due to climate fluctuations."
Alternatives: "are continually experiencing" or "are always going through".
New York storefronts, as it happens, are constantly undergoing reincarnations of their own.
Recreational boats are constantly undergoing modifications and improvements in design, construction materials, and equipment.
On the other hand, these features could also echo the dynamic remodeling that FtsZ assemblies are constantly undergoing [19, 20]. 1. Chloroplast division is highly complex and of societal importance as the mechanisms underlying this process also control the starch granule size.
Because evolution is a gradual process where species are constantly undergoing change, Aristotelian (essentialist) definitions of species need to be abandoned; from an evolutionary perspective, in David Hull's (1994) words: "The essence of a particular species is to have no essence" (p. 215).
Pilots are trained to avoid and manage turbulence and the cabin crews are constantly undergoing safety training.
The protein subunits are constantly undergoing a process of reversible disassembly and reassembly during the cell cycle and upon a variety of stimuli particularly those related to oxidative stress, apoptosis-inducing or exposure to toxins [30].
String theory is not an unshakable edifice erected 40 years ago; it is an idea that is constantly undergoing modifications and improvements in the light of new discovery, for example the incorporation of membranes and M-theory in 1995.
Noting that the main building seemed to be constantly undergoing changes, Dr. Berglund estimated that a total of 40 rooms were configured at the site over nearly four centuries of occupation.
Geophysical investigations of the shelf area since the mid-1970s have revealed the presence of many types of sand waves and ripple marks in seafloor sediments that show submerged continental shelf sediments to be constantly undergoing reworking and erosion.
This term implies an awareness that no two persons speak in exactly the same way and that each person's dialect is constantly undergoing change e.g., by the introduction of newly acquired words.
The delta is constantly undergoing complex processes of redistribution of flow between streams, depending on the natural and anthropogenic factors.
