"continually prepared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that is always ready or in a state of constant readiness. For example: - She was continually prepared for any challenges that came her way. - The team was continually prepared for unexpected changes in the project. - The emergency responders are continually prepared to handle any situation.
Isn't the city's fate to be continually preparing for a future that never comes?
Instead, he looked at times like the perfect Arsenal player: neat, energetic, oddly blunt, a striker continually preparing to strike.
And internally the systems and finance departments were maintaining extensive price files for each possible unit, while marketing was continually preparing new material.
It also converges with tenets of the recognition-primed decision-making theory (Klein, 1993), which suggest that decision-makers in real-world contexts continually prepare to initiate action by attempting to commit to an option in advance.
Engaging successfully in framework agreements requires adequate financial and human resources, including technical capacity in contract management and the ability to continually prepare, negotiate, manage, evaluate, and conduct performance reviews.
Upon further questioning, Mr. Manley made clear that he was prepared to continually repeat that sentence.
The reality in which we live requires generating training solutions to meet the needs of individuals in the development of skills or know-how to respond to society, to form individuals capable of learning to learn and learning to transfer, prepared to continually seek knowledge and able to create and innovate.
It's a long way from a meat dress and if it's any indication of her acting chops and ability to appear timeless and gorgeous on the red carpet, we should be prepared to continually be surprised.
My masters did exactly what was needed to produce high-quality social workers who are prepared for the realities of work; it provided a skill set from which I can continually develop.
Be prepared to apply continually for jobs in competition with hundreds of others and deal with constant rejection – week in, week out.
