The phrase "a steady running" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or uninterrupted operation, often in the context of machinery, processes, or activities.
Example: "The engine requires a steady running to maintain optimal performance during the race."
Alternatives: "a consistent operation" or "an uninterrupted flow".
Also, true to the nature of the ever-present basso continuo, a steady running bass line is likely to underlie both the slow and the fast movements.
Although the Eagles have a steady running back in Duce Staley, who leads Philadelphia in rushing and receiving, most Giants spent the time after today's practice talking about how McNabb was the key to the game.
Crescenta Valley has a steady running back in William Wang.
Hoover has a steady running back in senior Jesse Pena, who has five touchdowns.
Glendale also has a steady running back in senior Chris Ibarra, a reigning All-Area honoree.
Glendale has a speedy wide receiver in Michael Davis and a steady running back in Christian Osorio.
Part of the response, so far, has been a steady run of public protests, many of them endorsed by Democrats.
A steady run of arrests continued as agents of the federal Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco andFirearms pursued tips and found individuals with illegal rifles, but no prime suspect.
The movement is not from the center of the country to the edge, from rural to urban, but from south to north: emigration from South America and Cuba, bringing with it clan manners and, of course, a steady run of cocaine.
AFTER a steady run-up in the stock market, the members of the investment committee of the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology were faced with a decision this year that would affect the future of the nonprofit and the cutting-edge biotech research it funds.
Under the leadership of Marissa Mayer, the company made numerous attempts to improve its core business, with a steady run of acquisitions and investments in new apps and services.
