The phrase "a stable operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process, system, or function that is consistent and reliable over time.
Example: "The engineers ensured that the software would run with a stable operation to minimize downtime and errors."
Alternatives: "a reliable process" or "a consistent function".
At these operating conditions a stable operation of the RPB was possible using a full jet nozzle.
Based on this analysis, the methodology determines the design-operation targets, the design-process variables that can attain these targets and the operational ranges for a stable operation.
The results indicate that a stable operation cannot be maintained when the thermistor operates at ambient temperatures exceeding 45 °C.
"It is obvious that the Newcastle Jets are not currently a stable operation in structure, personnel or finances.
"We are not able to run a stable operation on the New Haven Line," said Howard Permut, the railroad's president.
As a result, a stable operation was achieved even with 10 W.
A flow control method is proposed, which will allow a very stable operation of the refrigerator.
During prolonged auto-thermal chemical looping at 1023 K, the 9 wt.%NiO 16 wt.%Fe2O3/MgAl2O4 suffers from deactivation in the first five cycles, after which a more stable operation is established.
The improvement in the stability is manifested in a more stable operation and higher kinetic currents of Sn/Ni compared to Ni electrodes under identical conditions with ethanol fuel.
(4) From the gas composition measurements and the strata temperature profiles, it was found that an appropriately stable operation of the gasifier was achieved after about 50 h from the start of the process.
Following a new control philosophy, stable operation near an unstable steady state can be realized using a relay with hysteresis as a feedback controller.
