The phrase "a coherence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consistency or logical connection between ideas, concepts, or elements in a text or argument.
Example: "The author presents a coherence of themes throughout the novel, linking the characters' journeys to the overarching message."
Alternatives: "a consistency of" or "a unity of".
The most coherent eigenvalues (light blue) have a coherence of ~1.
"A good editor makes sure everything in [a magazine] has a coherence of tone, appearance and attitude..
Culture, or perhaps even the arts, is a space where we can come together to create a coherence of disparate narratives and allow people to build alliances and associations that are more dynamic than the political constituency or the electoral ward.
Film is a collaborative process and there are bound to be differences of opinion - but the more the intelligence, instinct and experience of a writer are considered, the more likely there is to be a coherence of tone that will make the film work, and the best producers are keen to allow this to happen.
Yet though nearly 150 years have intervened since Rimbaud's first declaration of independence, many readers in our own age, too, still prefer a coherence of imagery, a sameness of tone, a readable sequential message, even, ultimately, what amounts to a prose narrative broken into lines.
For this study, we removed any data whose electric and magnetic fields had a coherence of less than 0.7 to maintain high quality.
Sellars' intended solution to the problem seems to lie in the direction of a coherence theory of justification.
The rejection of an Idealist theory of absolute mind in metaphysics by Peirce, James and Dewey brought with it their rejection of a coherence theory of truth in epistemology.
He has, at times, also referred to his position as involving a 'coherence' theory of truth and of knowledge (in 'A Coherence Theory of Truth and Knowledge' [1983]).
On the other hand, Rawls view fits with the claim by some contemporary theorists of knowledge that a coherence account of justification is distinguishable from a coherence account of truth and defensible when so separated.
However, the measured spectrum had a bandwidth of 65 nm giving a coherence length of 11 µm in air.
