"steady stance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, including physical positioning, emotional state, or mindset. Here's an example: "After years of practicing yoga, she was able to hold a steady stance in tree pose for several minutes without wavering."
And the Bank of England looks more comfortable in its steady stance given the British economic slowdown evident in recent data.
The opposition maintained a steady stance, rooted in decades of propaganda aimed at individuals who used drugs, consistently countered evidence-based scientific claims with half-truths, and continued to stigmatize drug users.
Get ready for a steady stance.
If the knee deviated medially and the tibial tuberosity crossed an imaginary vertical line over the 2nd toe, add 1 point, or, if the knee deviated medially and the tibial tuberosity crossed an imaginary vertical line over the medial border of the foot, add 2 points, and; 5) Maintain steady unilateral stance.
The bank said a steady monetary-policy stance was appropriate while it judged the impact of recent interest-rate increases.
Donna McLoughlin is a woman with four children and a policeman husband, and Maria Bello, with an aggressive, head-up stance and a steady gaze, plays her as a cool-headed battler.
At a news conference to end his final trip to Asia while in office, Obama warned that governing is complex, particularly diplomacy, and requires a steady, knowledgeable hand, reiterating his stance that Trump is unqualified for the office.
Throughout the year Stoiber's stance resulted in a steady decline of support and heavy criticism within the CSU, and he resigned as promised.
Despite the abhorrence of Palestinian tactics and the public's pro-Israeli stance, polls have found steady support for an independent Palestinian state.
