"continuously altered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to suggest that something is constantly undergoing change. For example, you could say, "As technology advances, our daily lives are continuously altered."
Pace and terrain are continuously altered, with workouts ranging from about 20 minutes to several hours in length.
Since the redox state of polyaniline can be continuously altered by the external potential during charging and discharging process, the addition of FeCl3 (or FeCl2) in the electrolyte works as chemical oxidant (or reductant) to oxidize (or reduce) the reduced (or oxidized) polyaniline to offer extended capacitance.
In multi-contact miscibility, the composition of the displacing or displaced fluids is continuously altered.
The general flow features showed the motion of the vehicle continuously altered this three-dimensional flow which in turn affected the DPM distribution.
Since the agricultural revolution, humans have continuously altered the global environment.
Main DEP mediators of effects have still not been identified and are difficult to find, as fuel and engine technology developments lead to continuously altered characteristics of emissions.
Relative sea-level rise, erosion, and severe storms continuously alter the landscape.
Especially in urban areas, environmental, social and technological changes spanning from global to local levels are continuously altering urban ecosystems.
NMPC recognizes this limit on the achievable separation, and does not continuously alter the manipulated variables in an attempt to reach an unrealizable set point.
Continuously altering macroscopic material properties can therefore be easily captured by selecting a proper order of these B-spline functions without any extra terms.
Companies and researchers are continuously altering the material compositions and geometries of the arrays in order to discover a combination that allows for a chronic and stable electrode tissue interface.
