The phrase "are continually implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or processes that are consistently put into effect over time.
Example: "The new safety protocols are continually implemented to ensure the well-being of all employees."
Alternatives: "are consistently applied" or "are regularly enforced."
However, because hospitals are continually implementing quality initiatives to various levels of success, we believe that, regardless of their involvement with the ICU initiative, these hospitals would have struggled with implementation because of other factors we found to be significant.
Second, there are improvements being continually implemented in the GPS receiver, with the purpose of increasing the accuracy of the collected data (van den IJssel et al. 2015).
Research should be continually implemented to further determine the relationships between recreational drug using behaviors, unprotected anal intercourse, and HIV infection status among this vulnerable MSM population.
As new pathogens emerge, new tests are continually developed and implemented, such as the test for Trypanosoma cruzi, the agent of Chagas disease [ 70].
Countries are continually re-engineering and implementing various aspects of the cadastre, comparing systems and trying to identify best practice within nations of the same socio-economic standing.
The Knowledge-to-Action Process (KTA) [ 10] is one framework based on planned-action theories that proposes that there are critical processes that enable knowledge, such as research evidence, to be successfully and continually implemented into clinical practice (see Figure 1).
Whereas implementing security measures remains a complex process, the stakes are continually raised as the ways to defeat security controls become more sophisticated.
Barriers such as lack of knowledge, skills, time, and access to the literature have been consistently reported [ 5- 8], and strategies are continually being refined to address the range of barriers that confront clinicians wanting to implement research evidence into practice.
On top of that, today's home health care delivery models embody a robust care coordination component, which means that agency staff are continually following up to ensure that the recommendations of their visiting home care clinicians are being implemented.
