The phrase "steady rebound" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when describing a gradual, sustained recovery or increase in something, such as a market, industry, or performance. For example: "The stock market has experienced a steady rebound over the past few months."
Their partnership achieves a rare parity between the sexes, a personal regard shown in subtle body shifts and a steady rebound of eye contact.
First, the number peaked in the early 1970s, hit an all-time low in the 90s, and has been on a steady rebound ever since.
Most say growth accelerated in the January-to-March quarter to a 3 percent annual rate, buoyed by a resilient consumer and a steady rebound in housing.
In Thailand, a favorite tourist destination for visitors from both the West and elsewhere in Asia, prices have been on a slow, steady rebound since the Asian currency crisis.
The Dow remains about 6 percent off of its late January highs, and its close below 10,000 Monday delivered a psychological setback to those who hoped for a steady rebound.
The US government announced in 2000 that measles had been eradicated in the country, but the disease has seen a steady rebound since then.
He cautioned, however, that "a stable and steady manufacturing rebound will require a broader global rebound beyond the strength that is emanating from Asia".
DETROIT — After a humbling bankruptcy and $50 billion government bailout in 2009, General Motors has rebounded with steady profits and a fresh lineup of competitive vehicles.
New York City's unemployment rate dipped to 9.4 percent in July, continuing a gradual but steady improvement as hiring rebounded faster locally than in the rest of the country, the state Labor Department said Thursday.
PAGE A13 Moon Is Slowly Shrinking A15 New York FOR THE SEVENTH MONTH, City's Jobless Rate Dips The unemployment rate in New York City declined to 9.4 percent in July, continuing a gradual but steady improvement as hiring rebounded faster locally than in the rest of the country.
"But now, thanks to legislative protection and a change of heart toward these furriest of sea creatures, the otter population has rebounded to steady levels in the Monterey Bay, and with 3,000 total in central California," says the aquarium, which boasts an otter rescue program.
