"a stable level of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a consistent or unchanging amount or state of something. Here is an example sentence: "The company has maintained a stable level of profits over the past five years."
"We need a stable level of ongoing support," said Norma P. Munn, the chairwoman of the New York City Arts Coalition, an advocacy group.
But prices have not yet fallen from a stable level of $730 a square meter, or 10.76 square feet, which works out to nearly $66,000 for a typical apartment of about 970 square feet.
To maintain a stable level of grants, most large foundations use a rolling three-year average of their asset value to calculate how much they will give away each year.
Fuel cell technology complements SoftBank's other renewable energy projects, Mr. Son said, because it would provide a stable level of electricity to help offset fluctuating power output from solar or wind.
However, if the criterion is a stable level of connectivity, lower entropy is desirable.
Most genes showed a stable level of expression until 8 h.
After a stable level of consciousness and stable respiratory patterns were confirmed, he was discharged from the operating room.
The gross primary production (GPP) reached a stable level of approximately 26.3 ± 0.7 Mg C/(ha y) after approximately 350 years (Fig. 4a).
During the 2-month follow-up, all rats showed an increase in body weight, a decrease in heart rate and a stable level of systolic blood pressure.
This anaesthetic was chosen as it provides a stable level of anaesthesia for many hours after initial induction with no need for supplemental dosing.
Isoflurane is an alternative anesthetic that is less toxic than urethane, produces a stable level of anesthesia over extended periods, and is often used for recovery surgeries.
