The phrase "are continually aware" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of ongoing consciousness or mindfulness about something.
Example: "In a fast-paced work environment, employees are continually aware of the need to adapt to changing circumstances."
Alternatives: "are constantly mindful" or "remain ever conscious".
Moving around them, the members of Gibney's six-person, all-female ensemble are continually aware of each other, coming together and separating in shifting combinations.
He believes the apps can lead to "body confidence problems because you are continually aware of your competition".
The new professionals, by contrast, are either multidisciplinary or work in close connection with other disciplines, are not intimidated by the complexities of close dialogue with rural and urban people, and are continually aware of the context of interaction and development.
They appreciated the opportunity cost of their own time, and they were continually aware of their ever-present obligations mail to be answered, callers to attend to, and so on.
He went on to say, "I am continually aware of how much more I ought to have achieved," and his colleagues at Radio 3 were aware of his uneasy conscience at abandoning the rigours of composition for the easy rewards of broadcasting.
It is their job to be continually aware of their workloads across AWS.
If a stream of consciousness is composed of a gap-free sequence (or continuum) of momentary (or extremely brief) states, it is not surprising that we can be continually aware for hours at a stretch.
I've fought hard to live a fulfilling life because I'm continually aware of the fact that we are only given one life.
Lucia Vianna Xavier, a director of the programme, is continually aware of the profound effects: "There's a saying that when you construct something physically, you construct your own self at the same time.
Finally, a conscious effort was made to be continually aware of potential bias favoring surgical patients, given the predominance of surgeons in the working group, which reflects the predominant focus on surgical patients in the existing spine registries.
But in Mr. Polanski's film we are continually, literally aware of the world beyond the Longstreets' apartment, which is visible through their windows.
