The phrase "a steady feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is consistent or unchanging over time, often in the context of characteristics or elements in a situation.
Example: "The park has become a steady feature of the community, providing a space for recreation and relaxation."
Alternatives: "a constant element" or "a reliable aspect".
It indicates a steady hydrographic feature of Changjiang in the past decades.
It's a strange situation because Yahoo was an integral part of many people's early web experiences, and as such a long-running Internet company, owning the assets they did (and do), they could have exploited that cultural heritage in order to establish themselves as a steady, stable feature in the history of day-to-day online life.
She will be joined by 1991 national champion Tonya Harding, who won the U.S. Olympic trials tonight at Joe Louis Arena with a steady performance featuring five triple jumps.
The tantalizing program and poster art for "A Steady Rain," featuring a picture of Mr. Craig's and Mr. Jackman's faces blurring in intersection, suggests a merging (or reversal) of identities that would seem to be the play's major theme.
The Giants seemed to regain equilibrium with a steady drive featuring consecutive 20-yard completions from Manning to Jeremy Shockey and Plaxico Burress, and five rushes for 25 yards by Reuben Droughns.
And while there are both male and female gay characters, the only ones we see getting intimate are two women, in spite of the fact that the other main male character Tony Christian Navarroo) has a steady boyfriend featured in many episodes.
Several modified caffeic acid amides have more steady features [25].
Kristofferson acted in a steady stream of feature films that included Sayles's Limbo (1999), Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes (2001), Ethan Hawke's Chelsea Walls (2001), and Ken Kwapis's He's Just Not That into You (2009).
