"constant reading" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe someone who reads a lot, for example: "James is a voracious reader - he engages in constant reading."
Mr. West said he tends to keep to himself on Capitol Hill, where he is busy with hearings, meetings and constant reading.
Bloom's answer is that "only deep, constant reading fully establishes and augments an autonomous self".
She had complemented her experience by constant reading, including reading of trade journals, and the Wall Street Journal all of which enlarged her knowledge of the species.
The performance – organised by maverick comedy promoter Bob Slayer and the standup Omid Djalili – took 284 hours and 45 minutes of constant reading.
It is hard to overestimate the significance in his young life of the constant reading aloud from American classics to an older man indifferent to the world's censure.
Once conservatives admired Churchill and Lincoln above all — men from wildly different backgrounds who prepared for leadership through constant reading, historical understanding and sophisticated thinking.
Furthermore, the learning of constant read-out activities should be easier to achieve by a reward-driven learning algorithm.
The two became constant companions, reading aloud to each other, discussing the Bible, travelling on Mississippi riverboats.
"I'm just going to call him Jim S. Sweatpants all the time, constant erection, reading fantasy books, talking to himself".
In the film, however, it is de la Rouchefoucauld, not Ben Sadoun, who is Bauby's constant companion — reading to him, walking him in his wheelchair, and transcribing his thoughts.
This will be your constant voltage reading.
