The phrase "a steady time for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a consistent or reliable period designated for a specific activity or event.
Example: "We have established a steady time for our weekly meetings to ensure everyone can attend."
Alternatives: "a regular time for" or "a fixed time for".
Rv1 cells were chosen as a model of primary androgen-responsive human PC; these cells have also the advantage to maintain an exponential growth up to 15 days in vitro and to display a steady doubling time for a long period [ 31].
The integrative complexities, shown in Figure 7 show a steady increase with time for Inspire, except for the anomalous Issues 10 and 12. Azan, in contrast, has an almost constant integrative complexity.
Unemployment insurance reaches just 40percentt of the jobless these days (largely because eligibility requires having had a steady full-time job for a number of years rather than, as with most people, a string of jobs or part-time work).
When I was 24, I found myself in a steady relationship for the first time in a long time -- this time with a sexual intercourse component.
We see that the amplitude of heat transfer in particle phase is small initially, but increases rapidly with time t to approach a steady value for large values of time t.
Direct distances were steady in time for all holding types and no effect on the ease of movement restriction regulations was seen.
But older students have a harder time trading a steady salary for years of apprenticeship on a doctoral programme.
She found a steady job for the first time in her life and stayed sober.
At Pibbs, a family-owned and operated business that, among other things, makes furniture for beauty salons, Ms. Bustamante has found a steady job for the first time.
Bassist Ind and guitarist Dave Cliff allowed Konitz to bounce ideas softly off a steady pulse for the only time in the evening.
