The phrase "achieved steadily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or outcome that has been accomplished gradually over time without sudden changes.
Example: "The project was achieved steadily, with consistent progress made each week."
Alternatives: "attained gradually" or "reached progressively."
These programs reinforce each other's work across the globe, achieving steadily increasing transparency and financial efficiency, scaling up effective programs and complementing each other's efforts to ensure that U.S. resources are deployed for maximum impact.
Following the initial computer simulations of the geodynamo4,5, the Ekman number achieved has been steadily decreasing, with recent geodynamo simulations6,7,8 performed with E of the order of 10-6.
An occult blood test in the stools was negative and complete regression of symptoms was steadily achieved.
Excellence was not achieved rapidly, or even steadily, but painstakingly.
While it used to sell 80,000+, its sale has since declined steadily, achieving just 38,787 last month.
We define and prioritize their objectives, map out the best route for achieving them and steadily advance toward that first good thing.
If environmentalists negotiated a web of such agreements with all major trading countries, they would steadily achieve their environmental goals, in exchange for access to our markets.
In narrative forms, heroic stature is achieved by a character working steadily toward a defined goal or struggling to fulfill some ideal of the self.
In spite of the fact that research on childhood anxiety has steadily increased and achieved significant advancements during the past decades [ 4], there are still a number of issues that have been relatively understudied and therefore require further scientific exploration.
