The phrase "a consistent contribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reliable and steady input or effort made by someone in a particular context, such as work or a project.
Example: "Her consistent contribution to the team has greatly improved our overall performance."
Alternatives: "a steady input" or "a reliable effort."
The issue here is how many of these – if any – have made a consistent contribution.
The key ingredient is a high-order gradient reconstruction composed of two terms: (i) a consistent contribution obtained mimicking an integration by parts formula inside each element and (ii) a stabilising term for which sufficient design conditions are provided.
The phrase is unfair on Africa and Asia, where South Korea have made a consistent contribution to recent World Cups.
The absence of a consistent contribution of asexual parasite density to gametocyte production in symptomatic infections supports this hypothesis.
6 Overall, only long working hours showed a consistent contribution to higher risks of obesity over time.
Finally, we did not record the pubertal status in this study as we did not consider it was a consistent contribution factor to the prediction of PA.
Local business rates are the most effective means of ensuring a fair and consistent contribution; the VAT change will not deliver the same effect.
(Nurse N4 ii ) However, a consistent nursing contribution was not observed across the meetings.
This should be balanced with the awareness of the consistent contribution of the press in challenging abuses and public policies.
Through the sad demise of George Washington De Long to the gruesome outcome of the Greely expedition and the steely determination of Robert Peary, the United States made the most consistent contribution to north-polar exploration in the period covered by this book.
The most consistent contribution to this geographic variation was cath lab supply, with the impact of invasive cardiologist supply confined to urgent patients and that of GP supply confined to semi-urgent and elective patients.
