The phrase "at a steady level" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where something remains constant or unchanged over time, often in contexts related to measurements, performance, or conditions.
Example: "The temperature remained at a steady level throughout the experiment, ensuring accurate results."
Alternatives: "at a constant level" or "at a stable level."
"It would become a routine vaccination that would be manufactured and used all the time at a steady level.
Only in cosmopolitan and comparatively liberal cities like New York does the availability of abortions continue at a steady level, experts say.
It reduces the pressure of a high-pressure air source to the required level for a given pneumatic load and maintains it at a steady level.
She was then probably involved in a series of rituals, involving consumption of coca and alcohol, in the build up to her sacrifice, which kept consumption at a steady level.
"You have to maintain the humidity at a steady level, and a level that would be uncomfortable when the auditorium is full of students," said Richard Seidell, the district's assistant superintendent for business.
In "The Savages," Tamara Jenkins licked the problem by pitching the work of her stars (Philip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney) at a steady level of tension; their hostile and loving jabs at each other kept the picture alive all the way through.
Saturable absorption is a property of materials where the absorption of light is decreased to a steady level at sufficiently high incident light intensity [1].
This occurs gradually, approaching a steady level at normal or higher than normal values.
The observed linear buildup in DHR123 fluorescence after the initial lag is consistent with Cr(V) reaching a steady level at approximately 5 min in GSH reactions monitored by ESR.
In wild-type cells, this spike reaches a peak at around 60 seconds before reaching a steady level after around 120 seconds In the yeast cell, the only known function of cAMP is to activate protein kinase A (PKA).
Type B people work at a steadier level to achieve the same goal.
