The phrase "a cohesive and consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is unified and maintains a steady quality or character throughout.
Example: "The report was praised for being a cohesive and consistent analysis of the data presented."
Alternatives: "a unified and steady" or "a harmonious and reliable".
Such guidelines could provide a better framework for PHIs and health units to implement the requirements of the Food Premise Regulation in a more cohesive and consistent manner across the province, and ultimately help to minimize some of the confusion experienced by food premise operators.
It fulfilled the requirements of the FutureLearn platform design and provided a cohesive approach and consistent presence across the entire course.
Shaw hasn't broken any new ground with his second book, a fable about a man who is an incarnation of the weather, and it lacks the assuredness of his debut, as well as a cohesive structure and consistent editing.
Nathan Rabin, writing for The A.V. Club, called it "a filler-free tour de force" that "confirms Nas' status as rap music's poet laureate of urban despair" and stated, "Though essentially a collection of odds and ends, the disc sounds as cohesive and consistent as any of Nas' proper studio albums".
It can make for a lurching and exhilarating listen, perhaps because, Gallab says: "I don't worry about these rules that musicians put upon themselves to make things very cohesive and consistent, where everything has to sound the same.
So I went back through my catalog and was like "What are four songs that would be cohesive and consistent and sound like its one band?" It just so happen to be these four rock songs and so we kind of got branded as a rock band unintentionally.
This phase included comparison and cross-checking of all data to generate cohesive and consistent case descriptions and to identify unusual or exceptional experiences.
The lab as a whole is a cohesive and awesome team.
The album was summarised as "a cohesive and mature effort".
Thus, the integument (epidermis and cuticular exoskeleton) and associated musculature form a cohesive and functional structure.
