The phrase "a steady reduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a gradual decrease in quantity, size, or intensity of something over time.
Example: "The company has implemented measures that have led to a steady reduction of waste in its production processes."
Alternatives: "a consistent decrease in" or "a gradual decline in".
Senator Roth says Republicans, too, think there is enough money for a sizable tax cut, a prescription drug benefit and a steady reduction of the national debt.
They are already planning a steady reduction of troops and bases, which will begin in earnest by spring and is to reach zero by this time next year.
The wars fought by members of the Hauteville family contributed to a steady reduction of Muslim and Byzantine power in the region.
In April, the judge found that the city had redoubled its efforts, and extracted a promise from Mr. Koerner to show a steady reduction of families repeatedly shuttled to different shelters for a few hours of sleep.
The authors have overcome technical difficulties to demonstrate that, by strategies of RNA interference, a steady reduction of PTH secretion can be induced in cultured parathyroid-cell spheroids and in athymic nude mice with hyperplastic parathyroid cells transplanted from patients with secondary hyperparathyroidism.
Consequently, a steady reduction of Q titers was observed, which revealed an intermediary slow-down between 3 and 5 days.
This change may be due to progression of arterial hyperdynamism during the transition from a-MCI to AD and a corresponding, steady reduction of cerebral compliance until a plateau is reached.
For the past 40 years at least, Lake Turkana has steadily shrunk because of increased evaporation from higher temperatures and a steady reduction in the flow of the Omo due to less rainfall, increased diversion of water for irrigation, and upstream dam projects.
The same figure shows that this caused a steady reduction in the number of contents without keywords, thus improving the quality of the metadata.
The net result is a steady reduction in the number of electrons, and a matching increase in the number of neutrons.
There was a steady reduction in the number of young households for which the Yiddish language, a combination of Old High German and Hebrew with Slavic and Romance elements, was everyday speech.
