The phrase "a constant hand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is steady, reliable, or consistent in their actions or support.
Example: "In times of crisis, having a constant hand to guide us can make all the difference."
Alternatives: "steady hand" or "reliable support".
From dishes to dry cleaning, Lily sees a constant hand-off system -- which means that when she tries to duck out of a task that isn't "hers," she knows what we'll say: "We're a family.
Like the communities we work with, our protection is a strict no-contact policy and constant hand washing.
The result is in some sense a generalization of the Hopf lemma to the case of mixed boundary conditions, where the barrier function is not given explicitly, but as the solution of the Laplace equation with a constant right hand side and mixed boundary condition.
Because I am adhering to a strict vacation regimen requiring that I engage in no exercise whatsoever, the constant hand paddling necessary to keep from sinking is too much exertion.
This palms-up position may be familiar to committed meditators and yogis who practice shavasana, but it's foreign to those of us who spend a lot of time at a computer, behind the wheel of a car, holding babies, making lattes, or doing pretty much anything else that requires constant hand use.
Forty one participants reported having "constant" hand eczema instead of providing the number of eruptions.
Pressure from an early age is the cause of constant hand-wringing in the press.
But what truly set Mr. Limato apart from other agents was his constant hand-holding.
In our lust to be in constant hand-held communication, we fritter away our long-held value of personal freedom.
Do you allow students the freedom to fail, or do you continue to provide constant hand-holding?
