The phrase "a steady release of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or gradual distribution of something over time.
Example: "The project involved a steady release of updates to keep users informed about new features."
Alternatives: "a continuous flow of" or "an ongoing supply of".
A steady release of HA was observed over the course of the study with 90% released by 4 weeks.
Android: Netrunner dispenses with the booster-pack model of Magic and its ilk, instead offering a steady release of fixed-contents packs.
The Hackney four-piece formed only last year, and have been putting out a steady release of singles through Luv Luv Luv Records in the run up to their September debut album, which will include the bittersweet "All I Wanna Do", out this month, and the uplifting "Need It".
If the reactors do melt down, in the worst case, or even if there is a steady release of radioactive vapor, there are implications for public health; on Saturday, the Japanese government announced that some foodstuffs from farms near the nuclear plant contained elevated levels of radiation.
As shown in Fig. 3a, all three alginate-PLGA microparticles showed a steady release of calcein over the period.
My little E3 meeting calmed my fears of device abandonment as it seems SE is ready to support the Play with a steady release of new games.
The patch's advantages include a steadier release of hormones.
Cutting the carbs can lead to weight loss for a few weeks, but while there are bad carbs we don't need, such as sugary drinks and sweets, there are also good "starchy" carbs that we do, because they are high in fibre and vitamins and minerals and give us a slow and steady release of energy throughout the day.
It provides a long-lasting steady release of nutrients, helps to regulate pH levels, improves nutrients uptake, and enhances substrate tilt.
These results are in accordance with those of Glavas-Dodov et al. [ 54] who also proposed zero order kinetics for 5-FU loaded in liposomes and that liposomes act as a reservoir for steady release of 5-FU [ 54].
In this study, we aimed to produce a PCgel that is stable in cell culture media, has a pore diameter of a few micrometers, and can provide steady release of viable T lymphocytes while maintaining the same thermally reversible property.
