The phrase "a steady effort to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a consistent and ongoing attempt to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The team has made a steady effort to improve their communication skills over the past few months."
Alternatives: "a continuous attempt to" or "a persistent endeavor to".
Some analysts and diplomats give Mr. Hadi credit for a slow, steady effort to disarm his rivals.
What it demands, though, is the same kind of preparedness that living among others has always required: the pursuit and prosecution of abusers; and the imperfect but steady effort to educate a next generation able to live within their era's complexities.
Their relationship eclipses all others here; we care little about Goneril's and Regan's struggles, and we barely notice Cordelia (Kristen Bush) and her steady effort to counteract her sisters' capitalist greed with a kind of humane socialism.
We care little about Goneril's and Regan's struggles, and we barely notice Cordelia (Kristen Bush) and her steady effort to counteract her sisters' capitalist greed with a kind of humane socialism.
It took him three years of steady effort to lose the weight and then keep it off.
Besides true grit and 40 years of steady effort to come back, the Pittsburgh region ― the city and surrounding counties that together constitute the nation's 26th largest metro area ― has benefited from a host of special circumstances.
With their ridiculous ruling last week, the Supreme Court, (or at least the stupid members of it), has let loose the Pigs of Corruption, shattering 80 years of steady effort to keep big money from buying the country.
But in Seoul, Pyongyang's acceptance of a summit meeting is seen by many as a logical next step in a progression of extremely cautious but steady efforts to open the North Korean economy to foreign capital.
It's a steady effort from Ali, though, with the batsmen able only to work four runs from it.
