The phrase "constant rhythm" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a regular, consistent pattern or beat. For example, "The sound of his footsteps had a constant rhythm as he walked down the hall."
"I want a fluidity and constant rhythm of change".
Playing "Valse Triste," "Chief Crazyhorse," "Aung San Suu Kyi," "Masqualero," "Atlantis" and "Juju," some of them joined together, the band hardly ever kept a constant rhythm.
Mr. Pennington listened to Travis and Chet Atkins records, and tried to imitate their styles, learning to keep a constant rhythm going by picking the guitar's deepest strings with his thumb.
I perform the English style of change ringing, which means the sound is not regular tune music, but involves ringing methods - sort of mathematical patterns - to a constant rhythm.
This happens in a periodic and constant rhythm so as to keep the simulation running.
In the first experiment, each test subject interacted with an operator that turned a rope with a constant rhythm.
The certainty of nature, and its "deep, constant rhythms," is what has historically freed us to be fully human, to focus on the art of living rather than simply surviving.
Trouble Will Find Me An early double hit of Anyone's Ghost and Bloodbuzz Ohio, the latter accompanied by violent red splatters across the stage backdrop, rolled between quiet lulls and sonic assaults to the constant grounding rhythm of drummer Bryan Devendorf.
This followed two phone calls between Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and General Kayani during the past week, all part of what one administration official described as a strategy intended to try to get the Pakistani military to maintain a "constant battle rhythm".
It consists of a constant 8th rhythm throughout the song, making it sound similar to the songs of the band Machine.
Christine Klunk of PopMatters disliked the similarities and commented, "aside from a constant, driving rhythm, repetitive riffs, and unintelligible lyrics about (I'm assuming) kicking ass there's nothing of interest to pay attention to".
