The phrase "a consistent governing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or quality of governance, particularly in contexts related to policy, leadership, or organizational management.
Example: "The success of the organization relies on a consistent governing approach that aligns with its core values."
Alternatives: "steady leadership" or "reliable governance".
somewhat troubled by the absence of a consistent policy governing our willingness to permit the President to participate in these private, commercial tributes...
It's a tall order, but it is important to have a consistent policy governing everything from Internet Protocol regulations to intellectual property on the Web.
The thermodynamically consistent governing equations minimize the Helmholtz free energy, leading to formation, transport, and/or destruction of interfaces.
Variationally consistent governing equations have been derived by employing the principle of virtual displacement in the linear-elastic, static case.
Although the resulting displacement field is the same as that proposed by Murthy, the variational consistent governing equations and the associated proper boundary conditions are derived and identified in this work for the first time in the literature.
With respect to the issue of harmonization, the framework proposes the adoption of a consistent and uniform federal law governing the collection, use, and sharing of personal data across industry sectors.
The home visits, telephone calls and referrals were governed by protocols to ensure a consistent approach of care delivery.
As for governing, Trump does not seem to be driven by a vision for the country, a philosophy of government or even a consistent ideology.
The governing Indian National Congress Party, by contrast, has seemed rattled, unprepared for the public anger against the government and incapable of delivering a consistent counterargument.
Notice a consistent pattern?
