"constant move" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a continuous or uninterrupted action or process. Example: Their company was known for its constant move towards innovation and new technology.
The other move is a slower and more constant move triggered when mid-range frequency signals are detected.
It feels like a constant move.'" "Life is continuing," Lubezki continues, "and maybe not having cuts was going to help immerse the audience in that kind of emotional rhythm".
She said being on the constant move with my father's medical career helped fuel our dependence on one other.
In the healthy CNS, microglial processes are on a constant move, scanning the microenvironment in their territorial domains.
In conclusion, although standard contrast-enhanced CT has brought us far in the characterization of pulmonary nodules and masses, the last decade has seen a constant move away from strictly anatomical approaches to imaging, towards more functional or analytical approaches.
"No other country in Europe offers such potential," he says as cranes in constant motion move containers from ship to dock outside.
There were abortions, compromises, constant moves to accommodate his career.
So Konrad Latte now entered a period of constant moving -- a night here, three nights there.
It found they were bearing the brunt of insecure tenancies, high rents and constant moves.
The nonlinear thermal instability of moving sandwich plates subjected to a constant moving speed is investigated.
The U.S. State Department's Foreign Service melded those interests together and other than the constant moving, it's been a perfect fit.
