The phrase "steady routine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a schedule that is regular and consistent. For example, you could say: "After getting into a steady routine of studying for an hour every day, I started to see my grades improve."
We start to get into a steady routine.
But when he left, Quantrill pitched a scoreless seventh inning and Gordon came on, a formula that has been a steady routine for the Yankees.
Paterson has a steady routine, a doting wife, Laura (Golshifteh Farahani), and a passion for poetry, which appears to spill out of the world and into his notebook.
Along with Terry Coles, we had a steady routine of meeting in pubs, attending as many Arsenal matches as possible and passionately debating the issues of the day.
N.F.L. coaches are renowned time planners, budgeting every minute of their week and demanding a steady routine at practices and games.
I got into a steady routine, taking the train into Manhattan every day.
Behind the showbiz persona, Mr. Diamond is known as a particularly hard-working performer and songwriter, devoted to steady routines.
And I learned that there were others like me people who yearned for steady routines, repeated patterns, and a few cherished subjects, the driftwood that keeps us afloat.
And I learned that there were others like me — people who yearned for steady routines, repeated patterns, and a few cherished subjects, the driftwood that keeps us afloat.
Dino married in his early twenties, began raising a family, and went about the steady routines of being a reputable middle-of-the-road Republican middle-class citizen of Middletown.
Later, once he was established at school, she had settled into a steadier routine for his sake.
