The phrase "have always been using" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express an action that has been occurring for a long time. For example, "We have always been using the same tools to complete this job."
JustSpotted continues to aggregate updates from lots of sources including Twitter, where we have always been using their publicly available APIs.
"The gangs have always been using these walls to intimidate and create collective panic," he tells The Creators Project.
"The gangs have always been using these walls to intimidate and create collective panic," he tells The Creators Project host Lucia Anaya in the teaser above.
"The gangs have always been using these walls to intimidate and create collective panic," he tells Creators Project host Lucia Anaya in the teaser above.
"We have always been used to being the underdogs but it didn't put us under any extra pressure because we all knew what to expect.
The National Chicken Council, an industry trade association, maintains that antibiotics have always been used responsibly.
Spreadeagled poses in humans and animals have always been used to assert dominance, and are most often displayed by men.
Humans have always been used to the normal fluctuations in weather — including the anomalies that seem to confirm the norm.
Police photos have always been used as a catalogue of physical details, a database that could be used to identify, then classify, a person as a criminal.
So I used Percy Jackson in the ways that myths have always been used, to explain things that are difficult to explain.
It is fascinating how they have always been used as a national symbol, more than any of the tragedies or comedies.
