The phrase "as a steadily" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper context or structure.
Example: "As a steadily improving student, she consistently achieved higher grades each semester."
Alternatives: "as a consistent" or "as a gradual".
I like to refer to it as a steadily improving shambles.
Fischer had been conducting the opening phrase, in the cellos, as a steadily flowing pattern, smoothing over the discontinuity.
"Wild Animals," the duo's new album, offers a dozen tracks of disparate styles and sensibilities but with danceable rhythm as a steadily flowing undercurrent.
I think I was too young to understand back then: I thought of time as a steadily growing tree that I hadn't yet started climbing.
The main casualty of these convulsive literary mantraps is the idea of 'character' as a steadily deepening awareness of self and world.
In 1990 came his first orchestral work, Lento, which achieved cult status and remains his most famous composition; since then, his growing renown has brought larger, more prestigious commissions, as well as a steadily increasing amount of choral music.
For all the bells and whistles at our disposal, we as a society are steadily declining in productivity as time goes on.
Westerberg emerged as the group's leader, providing ragged lead vocals and hooky, sharp-as-a-tack songs that grew steadily hookier and sharper as the albums progressed.
As he became a steadily more religious Muslim, Ms. Russell converted to Islam.
Dr. Perkowitz advanced the case, citing pacemakers, cochlear implants and insulin pumps as evidence of a steadily eroding distinction between robots and their makers.
They had to maintain a vertical posture as steadily as possible, keeping their feet 15 cm apart without flexing their knees.
