The phrase 'stable governance' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe when a system of government or administration is well-functioning; the government is reliable in its decision-making, orderly in the way it executes its policies, and can be relied upon to remain consistent over time. For example, "The country's commitment to stable governance has ensured its people economic security for decades."
He said Hunter would work with the APY executive to resolve administration problems, and that the South Australian government would "explore all options available to restore stable governance in the APY".
While the situation is grave, the same dynamics that made it impossible for the government in Baghdad to achieve effective security and stable governance throughout Iraq will likely confound these Sunni insurgents as they move on the capital and threaten predominantly Shiite population centers.
These countries were chosen for a variety of reasons: their relatively high GDP among the larger sub-Saharan African countries and, for the most part, stable governance situations; the presence of established health research institutes; and government policies supporting science for economic and social gains.
It is only in nations with stable governance, rule of law, and reliable infrastructure that one can see the flourishing of entrepreneurial, growth-oriented business.
Instead of clear majorities and stable governance, the system produced broad coalitions of strange bedfellows - hawks and doves, secular and religious, free market supporters and social welfare diehards.
The secretary-general urged the Council to consider the problem in the context of building comprehensive peace and restoring stable governance to Somalia.
Because a market economy relies on institutional bedrocks like the rule of law, enforceable contracts and a stable government free of corruption, the development banks should actively promote sound governance and public-sector management in borrowing countries.
The rise of a prosperous middle class, in turn, would always ultimately equal stable democratic governance.
"The parties have agreed a strong and stable sporting governance framework which includes the Formula 1 Group, the FIA and the participating teams.
During most of the 19th and early 20th centuries, imperial administrators encouraged extensive migration of "loyal" Indians to offset the influence of the "less reliable" Burmese to maintain stable imperial governance.
(I am not saying that Israeli arguments lack merit, and obviously the long history of the American-Israeli alliance, Israel's stable democratic governance, fundamentally European culture and so forth have all created bonds.
