The phrase "a consistent body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or collection of items, ideas, or evidence that maintains a uniformity or coherence in quality or characteristics.
Example: "The research presented a consistent body of evidence supporting the theory."
Alternatives: "a coherent collection" or "a uniform set".
Only in the realm of sex is there a consistent body of law upholding morality.
A whole body of myths and legends, rather than a consistent body of ideas, have become the glue that holds everything together.
From Appia, Craig, and Fuchs onward there was a consistent body of theatre theory that had little to do with dramatic theory.
According to a consistent body of research, the more information teenagers voluntarily provide their parents (asking directly what they're up to is next to useless), the fewer adolescent shenanigans parents can expect.
In the class Malacostraca, which includes the decapods, there is a consistent body plan: the trunk (which follows the head) is divided into two distinct regions, an anterior thorax of eight somites and a posterior abdomen of seven somites, although as a rule only six are evident in the adult.
Therefore, a consistent body posture should be considered when assessing scapular orientation as well as enhancing optimal scapular positioning.
According to an consistent body of research, this study was designed in order to explore the contribution of career decision self-efficacy, locus of control, academic self-esteem, personality traits and parental support to the prediction of career indecision among adolescents.
While "something appeared to be missing from a lot of his Atlas work: enthusiasm," Williamson's Atlas Westerns, at least, "form a strongly consistent body of work, characterized by minimal to nonexistent action, a preponderance of closeups and reaction shots, and well-defined figures set against sparse backgrounds".
Given the radiobiologic plausibility of radiation-induced CLL, one would expect that the conclusion that CLL is nonradiogenic would be supported by a strong, consistent body of epidemiologic evidence indicating that CLL is an exception to the general principles of radiation carcinogenesis.
The Bigfoot organization's online database contains over 30,000 user-submitted Bigfoot reports, and it's a surprisingly consistent body of data: by most accounts, adult sasquatches weigh around 650 pounds and are 7 to 10 feet tall, nocturnal, fond of women and packaged sweets, hairy, bipedal, omnivorous, flat-footed, and distinctly malodorous.
Still, a lesser actor - Paul Newman, say, only a few months younger - built up a far more consistent body of work than Brando dared.
