The phrase "a steadily developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is gradually improving or evolving over time.
Example: "The project is a steadily developing initiative aimed at enhancing community engagement."
Alternatives: "a continuously evolving" or "a progressively advancing".
Assignments will include weekly reflections on reading assignments and a steadily developed final project.
A penny off this, a freeze to that, a new quango for the other thing far from unifying economic policy, the spectre of Budget Day forces the Treasury to think in terms of bullet points in a speech (and on the next day's front pages) at the expense of a holistic, steadily developing policy strategy reflecting the long-term picture.
Blended learning, which combines face-to-face and online learning modalities, is a heterogeneous and steadily developing area of design and inquiry.
Thus, I m rather optimistic that my job will remain an interesting and steadily developing task for the remaining decades of my working life and that I ll be able to preserve my motivation for the benefit of our young generation.
NHK, the Japanese public broadcasting service which pioneered HDTV with its Hi-Vision broadcasts in the early 1990s, has been steadily developing a Super Hi-Vision version capable of displaying 7,680 by 4,320 pixels (ie, 33 megapixels).
Although the Convention contains no explicit reference to a right to remain silent, and despite the differing legal systems of the contracting states, the Court has been steadily developing a jurisprudence of self-incrimination from the Convention's Article 6 right to a fair hearing.
David Wetherell, CMGIs chairman and CEO, has been steadily developing a series of interlocking Internet companies that are able to provide services across the CMGI family.
Pires is steadily developing an archeological approach to images and paraphernalia: "what did we use this for, again?" .
'India is steadily developing into a multi-sports market,' he says.
During the night the wind and sea rose steadily, developing into a full gale.
