The phrase "a stable tendency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent pattern or behavior that remains unchanged over time.
Example: "The data shows a stable tendency towards increased productivity in remote work environments."
Alternatives: "a consistent trend" or "a steady inclination."
Skills mismatch at the microeconomic level reflects a stable tendency in many European countries for overeducation to rise and undereducation to fall.
The GLAAD definition for sexual orientation uses gender as the sole criterion for sexual orientation, but Seto defines sexual orientation more broadly, including a stable tendency to preferentially orient to particular classes of sexual stimuli such as age rather than gender alone.
NA denotes a stable tendency to experience negative emotions [ 32].
SI denotes a stable tendency to inhibit the expression of emotions and behaviours in social interaction [ 33].
(2) The State-Trait Anxiety Inventory of 40 items, 74 which assesses the current state and the anxiety trait as a stable tendency.
Denollet [ 27, 28] developed the Type D scale 16 (DS16) based on a two-construct personality which includes (i) negative affectivity (NA), which denotes a stable tendency to experience negative emotions.
Construed as a virtue, gratitude would be the stable tendency to respond to acts of benevolence with the beliefs, feelings and behavioral tendencies that characterize the grateful response (see section 3).
However, the LSD values of the proposed method maintain a stable downward tendency.
When we considered the cumulative RFS of patients with diabetes for a year, a stable decreased tendency was found.
Clinical peanut allergy is detectable in 1 2 % of the total population [ 2] with an increasing prevalence in US [ 3] and stable tendency in the UK [ 4].
The STAI-Y consists of two separate self-report scales for measuring state anxiety, intended as a transitory emotional state, and trait anxiety, consisting in stable tendency to attend to negative emotions such as fears or and anxiety across many situations.
