'we constantly seek' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where you and others are continuously looking for something, eg. "We constantly seek new and better ways to improve our services."
We constantly seek to improve and innovate.
We constantly seek to understand our children in reference to ourselves.
We constantly seek to learn the military science which includes ethics and philosophy.
"Nevertheless, it is critically important that we constantly seek to get the best value for money in what is an enormous equipment purchase programme".
As a management team, we constantly seek to strike a balance between cost management and investment in the future because we believe that the future opportunities are real.
To inform our geographic allocation of capital, we constantly seek and compile sound data; so I was naturally intrigued to read Earlybird's report, and just as disappointed to find instead a glossy brochure.
"We all constantly seek answers to the twisted irony present in so much of Russia's current events," said HOLLY PETERSON, who was a producer for ABC News and who organized the gathering.
But we also constantly seek out a diversity of knowledge, skills and opinions.
And we would constantly seek and incorporate their input.
Sampling acts as an audible collage -- a challenge to build an entire production around that one part of a song, old or new (mostly old), that just feels right -- that gives us those chills we music junkies constantly seek.
A career in higher education also requires that we are constantly seeking better ways to learn and teach and that we never stop in our attempt to grow ourselves as human beings.
