The phrase "became a stable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The old barn was renovated and became a stable for the horses on the farm.
Recognising Lewis's potential, Boehm did not just provide boxing tutorship; he also became a stable and protective influence at a critical point in the young fighter's life.
"It kind of became a stable source of income that allowed us to transition from a semi-nomadic lifestyle into sedentary community lives".
Just like Çiçek Pasajı, this arcade's original building was destroyed in the fire of 1870, after which the ground floor became a stable for horse dealers.
Martin Gahbauer, Nationwide Building Society's chief economist, said he did not think the era of people aspiring to own a home had come to an end, but added it would be "no bad thing" if renting became a stable alternative.
Following this, it was established as a Cross-Sector Social Protection System in September 2009 through Law 20.379, and it became a stable public policy designed to strengthen the progress already made.
And obviously, κ(n, h, ∆θ) was approaching 0 rapidly when h was large enough, which meant that the resonant frequency became a stable value of ω 0 2 - γ 2 / 2 1 / 2. Otherwise, κ(n, h, ∆θ) was also related to the order of GSP.
CAN Italy ever become a stable, two-party democracy?
It has become a stable if often dysfunctional democracy.
How long did it take France, after 1789, to become a stable democracy?
As a result, the temperature inversion layer essentially becomes a stable layer in the atmosphere.
Nowadays, I am starting to fear that Iraq will never become a stable country".
