The phrase "a steady output of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent and reliable production or delivery of something, such as information, products, or results.
Example: "The factory has maintained a steady output of goods, ensuring that demand is met without delays."
Alternatives: "a consistent flow of" or "a regular supply of".
Bowen also maintained a steady output of novels.
What new systems and processes were needed to ensure a steady output of high quality work?
The work that was achieved then, like The Island, is remarkable, and he's maintained a steady output of extraordinary plays.
Prizes and commissions assured a steady output of symphonies, and many were written for college and university orchestras.
Although stripped of his former power and status, he produced a steady output of critical and philosophical works.
Pohl maintained a steady output of four pages every day, no matter where he was or what else he was doing.
Nevertheless, a small group of investigators in this area has maintained a remarkably steady output of research papers, leading to several phase I clinical trials and one phase II trial in RA.
She nurtured her authority within this world with care, becoming an outspoken advocate for China's poor and producing a remarkably steady output of novels and reportage.
For all this, Lucas Entertainment pays $16,500 a month, which it can afford thanks to its steady output of high-budget films that showcase the sexual talents of beefy muscle queens and often have cameos from D-list celebrities like Andy Dick.
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After all, when exactly is this workaholic septet supposed to have "free time," given its steady output of CDs spotlighting the group's timba stylings (an amalgam of jazz, funk, salsa and sones); its collaborative jams with classical blue-chippers like James Galway and Joshua Bell; and a vigorous touring schedule that will bring the band to the Broad Stage this Saturday?
