"drive steadily" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe how to drive a car in a careful and consistent manner without speeding or taking risks. For example, "When driving on a highway, be sure to drive steadily in the right lane to avoid any accidents."
Another mode with grid-like distributed fans that are driven steadily ("quasi-grid mode") is introduced and found to produce turbulence characteristics similar to the conventional grid turbulence.
In a message that seemed written specifically for Comedy Central, he said that Hulu had "driven steadily increasing revenue per view" for the shows "as advertisers voted with their budgets to take advantage of innovative ad formats and very strong advertising effectiveness".
But he soon discovered that launching his probe would cost a minimum of $30m, and that started him thinking.Unlike computing, where costs have been driven steadily down and performance continuously increases, the rocket-launching business has made little progress since the 1960s.
The Navy now drove steadily across the Pacific.
We would have to drive back steadily, stopping only for the extraordinary, to reach our rest camp by closing time.
While much research has centered on abnormal proteolytic processing of Amyloid precursor protein (APP) and tau, less focus has been placed on the possibility that slow, progressive dysfunction of intracellular protein sorting and degradation pathways, such as macroautophagy, may drive pathogenesis steadily over time, especially in cases of sporadic AD [7], [8].
The flow is driven by steadily moving two opposite walls vertically in opposite directions.
The N.Y.P.D. descended on the park with deafening military-grade LRAD noise canons and several stadiums' worth of blinding Klieg lights, and while they worked, they drove journalists steadily back further and further from their area of operations.
