"stable salaries" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say, "The company offers its employees stable salaries, along with other benefits."
Many of the Dalits, the low-caste Hindus once known as untouchables, "have gotten government jobs, or slots in public universities, opportunities that have meant stable salaries and nicer homes," Mr. Yardley writes.
Many of the Dalits, the low-caste Hindus once known as untouchables, have gotten government jobs, or slots in public universities, opportunities that have meant stable salaries and nicer homes.
The London Symphony Orchestra works harder than any other orchestra I've studied, and the musicians are paid for how much they play – a completely different system and psychology from the much larger and more stable salaries of the orchestras in Berlin, Bamberg or Amsterdam.
With stable salaries, comprehensive benefits, and security of lifetime employment, the job assignment system functioned as a safety net to protect those who were not ambitious and preferred to stay in assigned jobs.
Apparently he wasn't bringing home enough money – and was probably being compared to Mirwais, who now earns a stable salary.
Downturns may also swell the ranks of potential firm creators, because many who might otherwise have sought a stable salary will reinvent themselves as entrepreneurs.
Cameron's policy seems most likely to appeal to the sons and daughters of affluent middle Englanders who already have a deposit, some money from the bank of mum and dad and a large, stable salary.
It's more about having a goal and achieving it than finding a stable salary with benefits.
When, in the eighties, Kaplan gave up writerly dreams to edit, it was because he had a baby on the way: editing meant stabler salaries and hours.
For 45 years, through bad and good, Kenya remained stable, paid its salaries, and sometimes hobbled, sometimes thrived.
But Mr Yanukovich also appeals to eastern Ukrainians who see him as a paternal post-Soviet figure who will ensure stable pensions and salaries and won't bother with empty promises of a new way of life.For his part, Mr Yushchenko sees it as his mission to transform a post-Soviet country into a democratic European one.
