The phrase "a consistent and broad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both reliable and extensive in scope or application.
Example: "The research provided a consistent and broad understanding of the topic, allowing for a comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "a reliable and extensive" or "a uniform and wide-ranging".
Conclusively, there is now consistent and broad evidence for a neuronal expression of the tumor suppressor merlin in both rodent and human tissue.
However, our discussions included consistent and broad descriptions of PrEP and encompassed a wide range of PrEP scenarios, including non-condom use.
After years of cleaning and enriching data from community or proprietary databases we couldn't find one consistent, frequently updated and broad enough to suit our needs.
Broad portfolio diversification and a consistent methodology have been vital, even as we occasionally endure periods of dismal performance.
But, the truth is that less than 5 percent of our companies filed for bankruptcy while under our control, a figure consistent with the broader economy, and revenues have grown in 80 percent of the more than 350 companies in which we have invested.
On the basis of interaction analysis, CD91/LRP-1 is a consistent candidate, in spite of its broad substrate recognition [11] and its weak architectural conservation.
All four variants show variable peak intensities and broad peak widths, consistent with these proteins being conformationally dynamic.
In conclusion, Ascl1-expressing progenitor cells in the brain give rise to multiple, but not all, neuronal subtypes and oligodendrocytes depending on the temporal and spatial context, consistent with a broad role in neural differentiation with some subtype specification.
Consistent with a broad immune response being important, polymorphisms of both the innate and adaptive immune system are associated with spontaneous resolution of HCV infection.
Substantial variability is seen between state 3 (near-maximal) rates of biological replicates with a given substrate (Figures 1a and 1b), as is consistent with broad normal ranges for freshly isolated human mitochondria [21], [22].
