"continually changing environments" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is generally used to describe a scenario where conditions or circumstances are dynamic and always evolving. For example, "Many species must contend with continually changing environments in order to survive."
Through all these studies we are developing a much better understanding of how species continue to coevolve in different ways across continually changing environments.
Walking requires gait adjustments in order to walk safely in continually changing environments.
Health workers face continually changing environments, so even if a new guideline is fully understood they may not replace their pre-existing practise, but are more likely to modify it to incorporate some aspects of the new guidelines [ 26].
Conversely, genetically based adaptation to continually changing environments such as the open ocean may be more important in oceanic species, which would probably be realized by average trait evolution.
Moreover, Kukulska-Hulme and Traxler argue that 'mobile technologies are highly suited to learning that has variously been described as informal, opportunistic, spontaneous' (2013: 250) – as it indeed does need to be in the conditions of the continually changing environment and composition of the construction sites.
Protein kinases and phosphatases elicit reversible phosphorylation, which enable the rapid cellular responses that are crucial for survival in a continually changing environment.
We recognize that to promote further maturation, and to mimic the complexity and continually changing environment of native neural tissue, other functionalities will have to be introduced into our system.
In other words, the presented obstacles and stepping targets on the belt's surface mandate gait adjustments to accurately position the feet relative to that visual context, akin to the gait adjustments required to walk safely in continually changing everyday environments.
Leaders also update their organizations continually because in constantly changing environments there are no permanent fixes.
In a continually changing competitive environment, companies should develop their goals in the context of current conditions.
In light of the recent reforms aimed to increase English communication education in the classroom in Japan, this study suggests that anxiety may hinder students' abilities to coup with the continually changing classroom environment in Japan.
