The phrase "a consistent basis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundation or reasoning behind a particular action, decision, or policy that is stable and reliable.
Example: "The committee established a consistent basis for evaluating the effectiveness of the new program."
Alternatives: "a reliable foundation for" or "a stable framework for".
Given this emerging trend for increased availability of biomonitoring data, ECETOC constituted a Task Force, comprising members from industry, academia and non-governmental organisations, to develop a framework in which biomonitoring data can be consistently evaluated and which can be used to foster a consistent basis for the application of biomonitoring data for risk assessment purposes.
A consistent basis for national-level policy decisions harmonised with proactive engineering design requirements is achieved.
That is Hamilton, the three-times world champion, faster and more race-crafty and the man who had beaten him almost on a consistent basis for 16 years.
Micro-kinetic analysis may provide a consistent basis for kinetic expressions covering a wide range of gas compositions.
In developing and screening these alternatives, it is necessary to have a consistent basis for comparing alternatives based on key criteria.
This paper develops and applies a top-down approach to estimate the costs of adapting to climate change on a consistent basis for different climate scenarios.
It needs care and attention to survive and develop, so encourage your kids to reach out to the people in their network on a consistent basis, aiming for face to face whenever possible.
This paper describes an approach for augmenting the traditional defense-in-depth (DID) qualitative approach with quantitative risk information from a plant-specific probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) in a way that is structured, can be applied on a consistent basis, and allows for clear acceptance criteria.
Predictive animal models, able to distinguish potent allergens from nonallergenic or weakly-allergenic proteins on a consistent basis, do not exist for food allergies, either for sensitization or elicitation (Goodman et al., 2008; Knippels et al., 2004; Nelde et al., 2001).
Dan Jones, a Deloitte partner, said, "Whilst some clubs seek to break even on a consistent basis, the emerging norm for many Premier League and Championship (second-tier) clubs appears to require significant ongoing benefactor support.
We want to be able to compete with teams of that caliber on a consistent basis, and in order for us to do that, we have to be methodical about how we get there".
