The phrase "a stable reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a consistent or reliable interpretation of data, text, or information.
Example: "After analyzing the results, we finally achieved a stable reading that we could trust for our conclusions."
Alternatives: "a consistent interpretation" or "a reliable measurement."
Occasionally, the wiring to the keypad is too long, or the solderless board capacitance is too high, so stretching the scan pulse may help to produce a stable reading.
According to investigators in Japan, the battery on the jet that made the emergency landing showed a stable reading of 31 volts, near its full charge capacity, until 15 minutes into the flight when pilots detected a strange smell.
The electrode was left in the sample until a stable reading was obtained.
When a stable reading is displayed, the mv value was again measured.
The probe was dipped into the container of the samples until a stable reading will be obtained and recorded.
All the benchmarks are executed in an infinite loop to obtain a stable reading on the DMM.
We assessed the extent to which this recovery occurred by examining the WLR for 20 minutes after reperfusion, and finding the most stable reading over a three-minute window during that time.
In comparison, a commercial turbidity meter gives a stable NTU reading between 15 and 30 s.
Measurements were taken with the patient breathing steadily in the left lateral position, legs extended greater than 90° at the hip, allowing adequate time to ensure a stable ICP reading.
The response time of both plain and DL-PMA modified SPCEs was fast (as about 2.8 s); while electrodes modified with the ion pairing agents gave a stable potential reading after 5 s.
The thermal scanner was placed at S1. Once the software indicated that there was a stable S1 reading, the examiner pressed a trigger on the hand held scanner and began rolling the thermal scanner up the spine.
