"ever fluctuating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is constantly changing or varying. Example: The stock market is ever fluctuating, making it difficult to predict future trends.
His drumming is almost always irregular, his patterns like weather patterns of wind or rain or pressure, ever fluctuating and forever in motion.
A work such as Anthony Antonellis Impulsee stood out by contrasting the unchanging block ASCII print and the ever fluctuating ASCII projection.
The acreage of this space varies according to an ever fluctuating admixture of disposition and situation.
In the current economic and industrial conditions, with demand ever fluctuating, designing a timetable to define a work schedule for each employee is not an easy task.
Indeed, the reason so many genes change in the simple batch experiment presented in this manuscript is that growth exposes the cells to an ever fluctuating set of environmental cues.
The company's stock price has stayed close to that price ever since, fluctuating as stocks do, but sitting at $23.79 at close of business yesterday.
These quarterly statistics always fluctuate.
"Spaceship Earth" — in the coinage of the catalog's ideological godfather, Buckminster Fuller — was understood as a holistically integrated system with all living things enmeshed in an ever-fluctuating ecological equilibrium.
Trackle doesn't just search for keywords, it incorporates change into the keywords and provides up-to-date, highly customized information about ever-fluctuating internet content.
The sensitivity analysis indicated that the results yielded by both the QLI and INVAR methods for rating the quality of life in European cities per the ever-fluctuating 2012 2016 data were similar.
Is the fare payable in the ever-fluctuating Syrian pound?
