The phrase "a consistent analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the reliability and uniformity of an examination or evaluation of a particular subject or data set.
Example: "The researchers conducted a consistent analysis of the survey results to ensure accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "a thorough examination of" or "a reliable assessment of".
However, a consistent analysis of the impact of solar cell characteristics, wind speeds and irradiance on the airship size is not available.
A consistent analysis of the mechanical spectrum of glycerol was obtained by a modified formula, which proves the reliability of this composite reed vibration method for the study of glass transition.
Finally, the full potential of XPS for characterising nanostructures by a consistent analysis of the angular distribution of both the photoelectron peaks and their associated inelastic loss features is explored.
A consistent analysis of the entropy change that accompanies the martensitic transformation (MT) of ferromagnetic shape memory alloys has been carried out using the Landau theory of phase transitions.
The paper proposes a new intersectoral methodology to measure the core relationships of a technological system – that is the relationships of its private business core (PBC) – and to integrate them with a consistent analysis of its extra-core relationships – that is between the PBC and the public and the foreign sub-system.
Is there a consistent analysis of omnipotence?
The use of predicted essentiality of human functional homologs or those with detected binding-site similarities in RECON2 [ 17] in conjunction with their essentiality in C. difficile represents a more consistent analysis of targets across hosts and pathogens.
A consistent analysis is presented on the example of a low-rise building.
The resulting reports and insights provide policy-makers at EU and sea-basin level with a comprehensive, robust and consistent analysis of the present status and with focus points for policy options to support smart, sustainable and inclusive growth from the oceans, seas and coasts.
Sequencing was performed using the reverse primer because it resulted in a cleaner chromatogram and more consistent analysis of DNA methylation as described previously.
The NZ Vehicle Fleet Emissions Model and the derived data set available in the NZ Traffic Emission Rates provide a significant step forward in the consistent analysis of practical, sustainable vehicle emissions policy and air-quality management in New Zealand.
