The phrase "a steady focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent and unwavering concentration on a particular task or goal.
Example: "In order to achieve success, one must maintain a steady focus on their objectives, despite any distractions that may arise."
Alternatives: "a constant concentration" or "an unwavering attention".
Instead, she said that they shared "a steady focus on what we are going to do next.
A steady focus on the numbers and a demeanour so serious it can verge on the gimlet-eyed has helped.
A steady focus on public diplomacy is badly needed in the current climate of hate and demonization.
A steady focus on these issues could reap benefits for taxpayers that would last well beyond the next news cycle.
We may need to walk before we can run, and a steady focus on rebuilding our technology base may be more appropriate than leaping into riskier waters.
Today, with its jagged shapes and sine-wave squeals, the game is an icon of the industry's formative days and the medium's ongoing appeal: a simplistic rendering of fears that can be overcome with determination and a steady focus.
Such a threat requires the steady focus of every CEO of a multinational industrial company and I'm certainly no exception," he says.
As Trace, Evan Rachel Wood (from ABC's "Once and Again") is particularly good — she has the anger of a feral cat and the steady focus of an acting professional.
In two of Sesto's passionate arias from Mozart's "Clemenza di Tito," the 26-year-old mezzo-soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano had nuanced emotion and an even, steady, focused voice.
As a result, the last decade has seen a steady scientific focus on more trustworthy methods and less hubristic conclusions.
Thanks to Cooper's rather awesome thoroughness of research and steady focus on his subject, and despite a faint gray haze of scholarly soberness, his book seems likely to be the standard life from now on.
