The phrase "a steady top" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or reliable peak or highest point in various contexts, such as performance, quality, or physical objects.
Example: "The athlete maintained a steady top throughout the competition, showcasing her exceptional skills."
Alternatives: "a consistent peak" or "a reliable high point."
A steady state "top down" analysis is used to select the set of "self-optimizing" primary controlled variables which when kept constant lead to acceptable economic loss without the need to reoptimize the process when disturbances occur.
With the current top four in the women's game (Victoria Azarenka, Radwanska, Maria Sharapova and Williams) performing nearly as reliably as the steady top four in the women's game, there are no major holes in the draw.
Mueller Ltd. has maintained steady top-line growth despite a series of executive departures in recent years, reportedly in part due to disagreements with Mueller.
"Strong, steady top-line growth is what is needed to deliver more consistent operating performance and greater shareholder return".
High-tech companies don't find their way onto Allmon's list very often, because they don't display the steady top-line growth that he likes to see.
A steady exodus of top talent followed Mr. Dimon's departure from Citigroup; it has only accelerated since the financial crisis began in 2007.
He motioned toward audio speakers in the room, which blasted a steady stream of Top Forty musical selections: "That's why you have the music".
Unable to keep up with American salaries, both teams have suffered a steady drain of top players to teams in the United State.
About 2.8 million people work in India's technology industry, even with a steady exodus of top software developers to Silicon Valley or suburban Boston.
The hiring of Mr. Schroer goes against a steady flow of top executives from Chrysler to other automakers since its merger with Daimler-Benz in 1998.
