The phrase "a steady part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is consistently present or a reliable component of a situation or context.
Example: "Exercise has always been a steady part of my daily routine, helping me maintain my health and well-being."
Alternatives: "a constant element of" or "a reliable aspect of".
Mussina, a steady part of the Yankees' staff since 2001, has given up 13 runs in his past two outings.
I think there's value in a device like this, and Wear will become a steady part of my personal tech loadout from now on.
Riffs on pop culture have been a steady part of New York's fringe festival from the beginning, but so has straightforward real-life tragedy.
Recently some tram lines have completely closed because of our two expanding metro lines, but downtown and in neighbourhoods such as Krasno Selo, the rumble of the old trams remains a steady part of the city's soundtrack.
Assuming that the obvious market potential causes the safety problems to be adequately addressed, will we be arriving at a point where passengers gabbing incessantly into cell phones might be a steady part of the airline experience, just as they are on other public conveyances like trains and buses?
Indiegogo's effort has seen considerably less activity in comparison: it's only raised $100 million for campaigns since its founding in December 2014 — which Indiegogo's CEO David Mandelbrot described in an interview as a "steady part of Indiegogo's business," but perhaps a distraction from its main focus today.
The songs are slow and steady, part of indie-rock's longtime lineage of bemused, unhurried dream-pop.
The diffusion can even be important for the quasi-steady part of the SV at large scales in space (Love, 1999).
quasi-steady parts of raw data.
Because Canada's auto plants stockpile fewer parts, they must be fed a steady stream of parts to keep operating.
Ordinarily, I interrupt -- turning tables at a steady clip is part of my job -- but up close I could see their tears and hear pieces of the story, about things flying over one woman's head and the final time she'd seen someone, and I kept slipping away.
