The phrase "constant update of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the ongoing process of making updates or changes to something regularly.
Example: "The software requires a constant update of its security features to protect user data."
Alternatives: "regular updates of" or "ongoing updates of"
A third screen had a constant update of his e-mail.
To reduce this limitation, constant update of attack signatures needs to be performed.
Efforts in both such directions rely on the existence and constant update of large repositories of gene expression data and omics records obtained from a variety of experiments.
But she began to realize that all of the things she thought she needed a large, bustling office; a dedicated support staff; a constant update of what was happening in the market are things she can do without: "I'm not sitting around twitching because I can't check spreads to Treasuries anymore".
As a case in point, I have a very good friend who use social media as a constant update of his political position.
By these two methods and written reports, there was a constant update of the patient's status and the information spread quickly.
For any non-digital natives out there, fomo – the fear of missing out – is an anxiety brought on by the constant updates of our lives online.
Beneath a huge American flag in the building's foyer, a ticker delivered constant updates of the dismal news about Bear Stearns' stock price.
Are they exhausted by the consumer equivalent of the brain fatigue -- information overload -- that is caused by a constant updates of devices and online media?
A Web search does not require constant updating of a user's personal information in one place and then instantly creating identical copies at other data centers.
He said that the great cilantro split probably reflects the primal importance of smell and taste to survival, and the brain's constant updating of its database of experiences.
