The phrase "a steady table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a table that is stable and does not wobble, often in contexts related to furniture or settings where stability is important.
Example: "We need to find a steady table for the dining room to ensure that our meals are comfortable and enjoyable."
Alternatives: "a stable table" or "a firm table".
Note that the chocolate fountain has to be plugged in, so place it on a strong, steady, table next to a wall.
Thus, there is no obvious explanation for the reduction in new referrals from 1999 2001, after a steady increase (Table 1).
One mother in 10 could not speak French properly, and nearly 3% of the families did not have a steady income (Table 2).
After multivariate analysis, a significant correlation was seen between ED and frequency of masturbation, frequency of sex with partner, use of EEPs, having a more passive sex role, and not having a steady relationship (Table 2).
Both LVt and APRV pigs had a precipitous decline in MAP in the hour following injury with a steady decline thereafter (Table 1).
To address the issue of early diagnosis and treatment of vertically-infected infants, we estimated the number of HIV infected infants born each year, which shows a steady annual decline (Table 1).
The trend of an increased follow-up as a main driving force for total out-patient activity therefore seems to hold, particularly since this also was a steady trend in several departments (Table 4, Table 5).
As Steve Curry put it in the Express: "Villa are destined to continue a steady climb up the table," an understandable comment after the initial impact McNeill had made.
Rapid increases in the rates of pumping of groundwater in many aquifers has caused a steady lowering of water table levels where extraction has exceeded rates of recharge.
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