"keep fixed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about maintaining a steady state, such as a fixed attitude or opinion. For example, "We must keep our fixed commitment to deliver quality and exceptional customer service."
It will also keep fixed costs low and learn to thrive on thin rations.
Pressed to turn a profit, an untested new enterprise is forced to prove as quickly as possible that it has real products that "create enough value for which customers will pay real money". It will also keep fixed costs low and learn to thrive on thin rations.
The union's president, Bob King, said gains for the union included higher wages for entry-level workers and commitments from the company to shift work to American plants from Mexico and other countries, while the union agreed to help keep fixed labor costs from rising.
This low salary/high bonus compensation culture was originally designed to keep fixed costs down.
b MSE (log-scale) as function of T for different MCMC-within-Gibbs schemes (we keep fixed N G =1000).
The form of a linguistic representation, basically, was what was left once we abstract from or ignore the representational features of everything except what we keep fixed, the logical constants.
"We keep fixing, fixing, fixing".
* keep fixing bugs ** pv ** raw sound control ** so there are no other bugs that "need" fixing?
Rather than spending time and energy trying to keep fixing a 20 year old heap, we're starting fresh.
It busts at the seams but I keep fixing it.
Keep fixing problem spots until you have a playable, nice sounding piano rendition of your concert band piece.
