"steadfast pursuit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a determination to pursue a particular cause or aim. For example, "She has maintained a steadfast pursuit of her goal, never letting anything slow her down."
Now, thanks to him and his steadfast pursuit of toughbut necessary action, at last "the sun is starting to shine".
He contrasts Goldberger's steadfast pursuit of scientific evidence that favored diet as the cause of pellagra with the actions of certain Southern physicians and local authorities, who for self-serving reasons clung to the idea that it was an infectious disease.
Erykah Badu's steadfast pursuit of creativity and inspiration has been an ongoing challenge for the R&B songstress throughout the course of her career.
The Times is steadfast in the pursuit of facts to deliver the truth.
Boeing is making an effort to clean up their act, but the Air Force and the Pentagon remain steadfast in their pursuit of a massive rip-off of taxpayer dollars".
So what's a CMO to do? CMOs need to be steadfast in their pursuit of accuracy and accountability for each dollar spent.
He believes that if Google had remained steadfast in their pursuit of the Chinese market, the company would have been able to have its own piece in the overall Chinese puzzle.
And yet, Weaver remains steadfast in his pursuit of an interview with President Barack Obama.
Over the course of 15 years, Mr. Thomas has been steadfast in the pursuit of non-U.S.
She remains steadfast in her pursuit of knowledge and opening doors for women globally, and I don't know why I have to explain that as being good.
Provide steadfast support for the pursuit of reasonable strategies for long-term growth, and speak out against conflicting short-term demands.
