The phrase "a steady feed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous or consistent supply of something, often in the context of information or resources.
Example: "The news outlet provides a steady feed of updates on current events throughout the day."
Alternatives: "a constant stream of" or "an uninterrupted supply of".
The municipality's growth also owes a lot to a steady feed of state-backed investment.
Others comiXology, a five-year-old company that dominates the $25 million digital comic book industry, and Ambient Devices, whose digital clocks and devices display a steady feed of stock quotes and sports scores to a million households–show promise.
With a steady feed of headlines that have included, "Inflation", "Corruption", and "Political Instability", the country has been shut off from most international tech investment since the "dot com" bubble.
Add to this a steady drip feed of all things Star Wars and I'd put money on it.
And yet, there has been a steady drip feed of incriminating and often macabre leaks through the pro-government Turkish media just to tighten the screws on Riyadh, amid suspicion that the powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had knowledge of, or ordered, the murder.
Complicit in this was a steady drip feed of distorted press coverage - from claims that the EU decided on the curvature of bananas to the banning of a barmaid's cleavage, a barrister's wig, the pealing of church bells, brandy butter and double decker buses.
He was interviewed three times by John Yates's men, twice under caution, and there was a steady drip-feed of stories (each side accuses the other of leaking) alleging some form of Downing Street cover-up.
There are three unhappy sisters and their flailing brother; there's a picnic on the lawn, rippling piano music and a steady drip-feed of alcohol.
Some of the biggest economic disadvantages of remote living could be cancelled out by the arrival of the national broadband network, a contentious Australian government project that promises to bring the entire country online by 2020 – although this is just the latest revised target for an initiative that has been beset by a steady drip-feed of delays, cost blowouts and shrinking ambitions.
This development is the latest in a steady drip-feed of lurid newspaper headlines about the Noos and Aizoon cases since 2010, which has severely tarnished the previously squeaky-clean image of Spain's royal family and will render a decline in the monarchy's popularity hard to reverse.
But in a factory farm, turkeys are fed a steady diet of corn-based grain feed laced with antibiotics.
