"constant meeting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to meetings that are regularly scheduled and do not change. For example, "Our boss loves to have constant meetings throughout the week to ensure everyone is on track with their projects."
Key members left; there were complaints about constant meetings.
The documents reflect constant meetings and negotiations between the agency and Qwest officials over the global communications network.
And ever since May, when he officially became co-head of Columbia Records, Rubin has been having nearly constant meetings.
"I'm confident that we have constant meetings now," Wade said, adding, "But obviously, we're a long way aways still".
The updating of the story is thin; some dramatizations, though short, are distracting, but the over-all impression, of a time of constant meetings and conversations that gave voice to stifled frustrations and united untapped energies, remains visionary and heroic.
"There have been constant meetings with [the directorate] and several organisations have placed people full time in the department to boost its capacity and to create a better communication line with the UN agencies and NGOs," he said.
Officer Carroll said he had not been able to get away and had had trouble finding time for his family, given his job and the constant meetings with his lawyer, John Patten.
Indeed, committee responsibilities extend beyond this room: there are constant meetings with label reps and promotions teams (the pluggers) every week to hear the hard sell on upcoming artists.
Never Cold-Call Me At My Desk I'm busy, I'm at the office until midnight some nights, I have constant meetings and deadlines, and I may not necessarily have caller ID.
Despite his constant meetings with many parties involved in the conflict, the UN envoy lacks the critical thinking in finding baby steps towards conflict resolution processes.
