"constantly criticized" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to someone or something being subjected to continuous or ongoing criticism. Example: Despite her best efforts, Jane could never please her boss who constantly criticized her work.
"I was constantly criticized, no matter how hard I worked.
Photo: The new Bangkok airport has been constantly criticized since it opened in September.
After winning the world title with Ferrari in 2007, he was constantly criticized for appearing to lack motivation.
"We are constantly criticized for doing our job, and that's just part of our job," Mr. Price said.
Unlike in high school where "you are constantly criticized," Kristin said, in Girls Scouts "no one is judging you".
Mr. Sharon is constantly criticized by the former prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, as too soft on the Palestinians, but then, Mr. Netanyahu is waiting impatiently to take away Mr. Sharon's job.
While Chinese newspapers constantly criticize Taiwan, Chinese leaders have kept largely silent in the early stages of the campaign here.
The United States, which constantly criticizes other countries for holding secret trials, and for refusing to guarantee political prisoners due process, is breaking faith with its own standards.
Indeed, by constantly criticizing Lionel Jospin's failure to tackle the problem, President Jacques Chirac may well have helped Mr. Le Pen, who has long boasted his credentials as a law-and-order candidate.
The centrist Democratic Leadership Council has twice warned that his selection could be a death knell, and although he promises to represent the party's historic base and core values, he constantly criticizes its representatives as spineless.
More fervently still — Liu never misses an opportunity to skewer Communist Party hypocrisy — he recalls that in the years before its victory in 1949, the party's newspapers "were constantly criticizing the Chiang Kai-shek regime for its repression of free speech and often issued loud appeals on behalf of persecuted voices of conscience".
