It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation involving continuous, non-stop phone calls. For example: The incessant calls from telemarketers were becoming annoying.
Some collectors have been known to use predatory practices like threats and incessant calls to consumers' homes and workplace.
The incessant calls and letters came from people claiming, erroneously, that she owed an outstanding balance of about $2,000 on her Sears charge card.
Not even Michael Conforto — the one constant over the last month amid myriad injuries, starting pitching woes and the incessant calls to the bullpen — could ignite the Mets.
The paper aimed to promote "conservative-libertarian approach to race relations" over "incessant calls for social justice, diversity, and equality," according to a 2018 Christianity Today story.
While the name for this collection of nests is a rookery, the loud, incessant calls explain the reason for another collective name: a clamour.
The household tension grew intense, and in July 2010, Mr. Tosh shot himself, leaving a note saying that he could no longer stand the incessant calls from Sallie Mae, one of the lenders.
I'm attracted to the darkness - it relieves me of the incessant call to visual attention, it opens interior spaces that offer untold possibilities of discovery.
While Messiaen adored birds, calling them "the greatest musicians on the planet," Dvorak was irritated by the incessant call of the scarlet tanager, which appears in the third movement of his "American" Quartet, represented by high-pitched violin motifs.
But Mrs. Cardona has bad days as well, when she cannot get out of bed, does not want to eat, misses her husband's incessant calling from work and cannot bear not knowing for sure her husband's fate.
If you've ever experienced "frozen face syndrome" or incessant call drop-off, you can probably relate to how poor quality can lead to frustration and quickly derail a meeting.
This imposing coastline provides a home-from-home for a wide variety of birdlife from pied wagtails to razorbills - but at this time of the year the nesting guillemots are pouring onto the cliffs in their thousands, colonising whole cliff faces and it's the incessant calling of the agitated guillemots as they negotiate a space on the cliff top that begin this week's programme.
