"constant upgrade" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a process or action of consistently improving or updating something. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its constant upgrade of technology and services, keeping their customers satisfied and competitive in the market.
In the Nineties the airline obediently went along with the constant upgrade cycle that Intel, Microsoft and other tech powerhouses foisted on corporate America.
Medtronic has averaged 19% sales growth and 23% earnings growth for the past ten years, something the company attributes to its constant upgrade cycle.
In the 1990s the airline obediently went along with the constant upgrade cycle that Intel, Microsoft and other tech powerhouses foisted on corporate America.
The fact is that Google has always been less interested than Apple or Samsung in keeping you beholden to the constant upgrade cycle.
Dubai needs to meet the trajectory requirements of an e-safe environment by 2021, which will mark the end of the currently ongoing strategic development plan of the city, therefore giving way for the upcoming strategic agenda of 2021 2028, to concentrate among others to specific challenges of technical use pertaining to the constant upgrade and update of e-security and defense policies.
Here Japan's constant upgrading of its infrastructure is surely an inspiration.
For Hynix, he said, the problem is the need for constant upgrading to keep up with the competition.
Windows 10 – labeled as the last version of Windows with its constant upgrades – is seen as the answer, but users have to upgrade to it first.
And of course I cared about the best games for the PC, which remains forever young as a gaming system because of constant upgrades.
With constant upgrades in technological capability, they say, manufacturers build obsolescence into many of their designs, causing outdated electronics to become the bane of the waste system.
Kraftwerk released "Computer World" in 1981, and it has been living in that world for three decades — a world of constant upgrades and updates.
