The phrase "a consistent examination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough and regular analysis or review of a subject or situation.
Example: "The researchers conducted a consistent examination of the data over several months to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "a thorough review" or "a regular analysis".
This study introduces the concept of consistent examination of changes of log-transformed absorbance spectra of dissolved organic matter (DOM) at incrementally increasing concentrations of heavy metal cations such as copper, cadmium, and aluminum at environmentally relevant concentrations.
The availability of work-loss data was important to include in the direct match to allow for consistent examination of the subset of patients with work-loss data.
To compare the effects of thiopentone, propofol and alfaxalone on arytenoid cartilage motion and establish the dose rates to achieve a consistent oral laryngoscopy examination.
And any evidence that Labour is slipping in the runup to the election, rather than forging a consistent lead, requires further examination.
Another point to consider is the reported significant positive association between the use of strategic learning and final scores [13], [14], [15], as well the association of a consistent learning with performance in examinations [15], [16].
All screws were inserted to identical depths using a consistent depth gauge, and radiological examinations were performed to check the implanted screw depths.
Many case control studies have found a consistent association to suggest that radiographic examination of the abdomen of a pregnant woman produces a proportional increase in risk of about 40% (Doll and Wakeford 1997).
Reprints Related items Politics: Blair's courtAug 28th 2003Almost all the evidence given to the inquiry, though not yet subjected to cross-examination, has painted a consistent picture.
Participants randomized to the Physical Therapy regimen receive a musculoskeletal examination consistent with contemporary Physical Therapy practice [ 9].
The birth asphyxia group had mild-to-moderate birth asphyxia, was resuscitated at birth, and had a neurological examination consistent with normal or Stage I-II on the Ellis scale in the first week of life.
