The phrase "constant moves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe ongoing or frequent changes or actions in a particular context.
Example: "The company's constant moves to adapt to market changes have kept it competitive."
Alternatives: "continuous changes" or "frequent shifts".
There were abortions, compromises, constant moves to accommodate his career.
It found they were bearing the brunt of insecure tenancies, high rents and constant moves.
His father worked mostly in trucking and labor contracting, which accounted for the constant moves; in 1968, with Powell about to enter his junior year of high school, he moved the family to Florence, S.C.
So, on Aug. 1, Ms. Dalton, who grew up in a military family and seems to have acquired the flexibility that constant moves require, settled into a minuscule studio apartment at the Times Square Hotel, a residence at 43rd Street and Eighth Avenue.
Xi, in his constant moves to identify enemies and eliminate them, has revived the question that Lenin considered the most important of all: "Kto, Kovo?" — "Who, whom?" In other words, in every interaction, the question that matters is which force wins and which force loses.
A serious case review found the council had provided "extraordinary levels of human and financial resources" but "her constant moves meant there was a lack of consistent or co-ordinated support provided to her".
So Konrad Latte now entered a period of constant moving -- a night here, three nights there.
Of all the inconveniences the residents contend with, none is more bothersome than the constant moving around.
So, although the constant moving in my childhood as an Army brat was sometimes traumatic, it gave me a larger view of the world.
She attended a succession of local schools due to the family's constant moving and at 16 was already working as a secretary.
For a while when she was eight, her field of vision was filled with "a constant, moving backdrop of tiny skulls".
