The phrase "a steady pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent and regular occurrence or trend in various contexts, such as behavior, data, or events.
Example: "The study revealed a steady pattern of improvement in the students' test scores over the semester."
Alternatives: "a consistent trend of" or "a regular occurrence of".
During a cool-down period, the heart should slow toward its normal rate with a steady pattern of regular, healthy electrical activity.
Even better news is that the gains are no aberration but part of a steady pattern of progress for the state's second-largest school system.
At this point, there is no honorable reason for the debt, especially the credit card portion, just a steady pattern of poor choices and living slightly beyond my means for stretches.
Analysis of the annual growth rate showed a steady pattern of growth of tissue engineering papers and a random pattern of growth for general stem cells papers.
Two years later the NHS foundation trust has been ranked excellent by the Healthcare Commission for quality of services and use of resources, the peak of a steady pattern of improvement that saw it score good and excellent last year, and fair and good before that.
I haven't got a steady pattern of what I do week after week.
This occurs due to the high viscosity of Okra that is able to act as a compatible retardant to control the drug release in a steady pattern for a prolonged period of time [ 11].
Summer counts showed a relatively steady pattern of weekly traffic, whereas winter counts showed many significant troughs and peaks of coefficients from the same study site.
There is a good balance between revenues and costs, yielding healthy gross margins, and in a predictable, steady pattern of growth.
The new system without BMP, now driven by a two-component (i.e. Wnt and Wnt inhibitor) Turing instability, enables crypt multiplication, leading to a new steady pattern of five crypts, with each crypt longer than the original one.
Harbour says the carmaker managed a 7.4% improvement in assembly-plant productivity in 2002, part of a steady pattern that has seen its efficiency rise by 22% over five years.
