The phrase "a stable value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a consistent or unchanging quantity or measurement in various fields such as mathematics, finance, or science.
Example: "The experiment showed that a stable value of the temperature was maintained throughout the process."
Alternatives: "a consistent value of" or "an unchanging value of".
The amplitude of the output signal is increased as well and finally reached a stable value of 45.3 Vpp.
The electric conductivity (EC) and pH value reached to a stable value of 2.35 mS/cm and 7.7 after 96 h of fermentation.
When the light is turned on, the conductance is increased from the value of G ~ 10−5 G0 to a stable value of G ~ 80 G0 with a 1 2 s delay following the light stimulation.
For most ordinary investors, the primary exposure to the short-term debt markets comes through money market funds, the popular mutual funds that carry a stable value of $1 a share.
When hydrogen produced by the hydrolysis of Al Cu alloys is directly fed to a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) anode, the cell voltage exhibits a stable value of approximately 0.73 V without a humidifier.
With the composition of PST changing from PST35 (PbxSr1−xTiO3 x = 0.35) to PST50, the room temperature tunability of the PST thin films maintains a stable value of about 40%.
As all the Ion were maintained at a relatively stable value of around 0.6 ~ 1 × 10-4 A (Ion was defined as the current of OFET when both Vgs and Vds were -20 V), the decrease of on/off ratio could mainly be attributed to the increase of Ioff.
In the third stage, the current reaches a stable value, and the growth of pits is controlled by ohmic drop.
At lower stream powers, F showed greater variability, and approached to a relatively stable value of 0.1 at stream powers higher than about 0.6 W m−2.
I think the proportion of cash transactions is coming down, but I'm still seeing a fairly stable value of cash transactions," she told the BBC.
These funds seek to maintain a very stable value of its shares while also seeking to increase shareholders' wealth through accumulation of interest and dividends.
