The phrase "a consistent combination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a reliable or stable mix of elements, qualities, or factors in various contexts.
Example: "The success of the project relies on a consistent combination of teamwork, communication, and dedication."
Alternatives: "a reliable mix of" or "a stable blend of".
New York Newsday, best, by far, of the three tabloids, promoted a consistent combination of investigation, accuracy, speed, civility, and humor, and its ownership stayed properly aloof from the news columns and city politics.
New York Newsday was the best, by far, of the three tabloids, promoting a consistent combination of investigation, accuracy, speed, civility, and humor, and its ownership stayed properly aloof from the news columns and city politics.
Internet recipe searches turned up a consistent combination of plums, sugar, spices and citrus notes, covered with grain or other liquor and left to steep for three months before straining.
The present paper proposes a theoretical framework ensuring a consistent combination of a multi-scale pattern characterization, based on the Haar wavelet variance (also called in ecology Two Terms Local Variance, TTLV), with two multivariate techniques such as principal components analysis (PCA) and hierarchical cluster analysis.
Another important factor that needs to be considered in such devices is the reproducibility of the fabrication process that is required for production of device structures with a consistent combination of Q-factor value and cavity resonance frequency [43 45].
Despite these findings, it remains the case that no study to date has examined the phylogeny of Scleractinia using a consistent combination of genes for most genera (including both Pacific and Atlantic representatives) across most families.
Relation is one of the comparison relations between semantic references presented above: Identical, Near, VeryNear, MoreGeneric, MoreSpecific, Stronger Weaker or any consistent combination of these relations.
A new quantitative approach to in situ experiments is proposed based on consistent combination of modeling of the relevant processes in the catalyst pellet with realization of the multi-spectroscopic experiment under dynamic regimes.
Also, utilities of experts for assessment grades with the consistent combination of relevant constraints and their intrinsic constraint contribute to the GC.
Afterwards, consistent combinations of characteristics are calculated from the consistency matrix.
Consistent combinations of these two dimensions may be interpreted as nuclei for alternative future developments of innovation systems.
