The phrase "a steady grip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a firm and stable hold on an object, often in contexts related to physical activities or tasks requiring control.
Example: "To ensure safety while climbing, it's essential to maintain a steady grip on the handholds."
Alternatives: "a firm hold" or "a secure grasp."
In general, the bent handle enabled the user to lift the ICS with a steadier grip and less effort.
You may have a steadier grip on your peeler, especially a Y-shaped peeler, if you place your thumb and index finger on opposite sides of the handle.
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We initially thought it might be too small to get a good, steady grip on the camera, but it's actually pretty easy to hold in either the left or right hand.
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But over the past weeks he has suffered setbacks that have given rise to press articles describing an enveloping crisis and suggesting that he is starting to lose his sure and steady grip on the affections of the British electorate.
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Since knife work is more dangerous than other grating options, you want to have a steady and firm grip on the cheese.
