The phrase "a steady practice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent and regular engagement in a particular activity or habit.
Example: "Developing a steady practice of meditation can greatly improve your mental well-being."
Alternatives: "a consistent habit of" or "a regular routine of".
Actually, even though Finley, who died in 1996, and Steinbrenner engaged in a steady practice of firing managers, engendering animosity from their players and operating their teams in a hands-on manner, they are not twins.
Bogart, Tracy, Mitchum and Wayne (to name but a few) promoted a steady practice of drinking — onscreen and off — that left a legacy of ruined marriages and conflicted lives as a testament to modern masculinity.
Yair, the instigator of the strange love affair, is a tortured man, blind to the evident, filled with yearning and angst, who makes room among his obsessions only for his work as a rare book dealer and for his wife and son -- and for a steady practice of adultery.
Mr. Kerry has made a steady practice of dodging reporters all week, taking secret byways from the Senate floor and attending meetings to avoid the inevitable questions, and focusing deeply on a defense bill that is winding its way through the floor.
Whether it's holding a pose without falling for the first time, advancing a variation or experiencing a new level of meditative spirituality, steady practice will constantly reward you with tiny victories along the way.
If you integrate regular practice of these 10 postures into your yoga practice you can experience a steady development of strength that will last your entire life.
McKnight maintained a steady surgical practice and held his professorship until his death from pneumonia, the result of an old war injury, on November 16, 1791 at age 41.
Before I had a steady yoga practice or studied any yogic wisdom, he introduced me to Patanjali, the father of The Yoga Sutras.
But, for anyone that has a steady meditation practice, you know that "just being" is the steepest ladder to climb.
Secondly, all over Europe a steady feminisation of general practice, and of the medical profession in general, is taking place [ 3- 8].
The chips are used by pastry chefs and a steady stream of hobbyists who practice the art of making chocolate using double boiler and some of Mr. Cohen's collection of 20,000 to 30,000 plastic molds.
