The phrase "a consistent maker of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that reliably produces or creates a particular outcome or product over time.
Example: "She is a consistent maker of high-quality handcrafted jewelry that always impresses her customers."
Alternatives: "a reliable producer of" or "a steady creator of".
Mophie's been a solid, consistent maker of external batteries and backup power sources, but its new Powerstation AC just might top them all.
Fast, powerful, a consistent scorer and maker of goals, he should do just fine.
He looks technically and mentally ready to be a consistent difference maker.
Spansion Chief Executive Bertrand Cambou says his fledgling flash memory company can become a consistent money maker.
This can only work if you're not a consistent trouble-maker, and if you've been behaving relatively well during the rest of class.
He is one of the figures who led jazz toward pop in the 60's, as Ray Charles's right-hand man in that band's greatest years, and a maker of consistent solo records for Atlantic.
Mr. Newman, the saxophonist, is one of the figures who led jazz toward pop in the 1960's, as Ray Charles's right-hand man in that band's greatest years and a maker of consistent solo records for Atlantic.
Mr. Newman, the saxophonist, is one of the figures who led jazz toward pop in the 60's, as Ray Charles's right-hand man in that band's greatest years and a maker of consistent solo records for Atlantic.
Generally, Bhutan has been successful in achieving its environmental and social development goals, partly through the adoption of appropriate technology and techniques and partly due to a clear vision that has allowed decision-makers to follow a consistent course of action.
In this article, we propose a consistent definition of rurality that is easy for physical planners, rural policy makers and local rural actors to understand and apply in everyday use.
