"steady weight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or stable weight, typically in reference to a person's body weight. Here is an example sentence: "After years of fluctuating weight, she finally achieved a steady weight by following a balanced diet and regular exercise routine."
Moreover, there was a steady weight gain among all women over the 10 years of the study.
That began a long, slow descent for Ms. Topete, which included her husband's infidelity, postpartum depression after having her son, divorce, a heart attack and subsequent surgery, and steady weight gain.
The television show "can actually depress a lot of people," Mr. Cooper said, especially when their steady weight loss cannot compare to the double-digit zingers on the screen.
The shift translates to an average decline of 120 to 140 calories a day in physical activity, closely matching the nation's steady weight gain over the past five decades, according to the report, published Wednesday in the journal PLoS One.
Numerous studies suggest there has been little change in the average amount of leisure-time physical activity, posing a conundrum for researchers trying to explain the country's steady weight gain.
In truth, many shared bathrooms are cleaner than, say, the telephone on your office desk, your computer keyboard, the dishcloth by your kitchen sink, or your mattress at home, accumulating nightly a steady weight of dust and dead skin and mite detritus.
Weighing myself at the same time each morning generated fairly steady weights, showing a slight decrease in line with what I was eating.
Hold on to walls or tables to steady your weight onto your arms - the less weight centered on the floor, the less creaking the floors will make.
His message has been steady: Lose weight and cut down on the bad cholesterol.
To be a fit model you have to maintain a steady healthy weight and are measured weekly.
The same analysis on Mo Si B coated SiC C showed nearly negligible steady state weight loss.
