The phrase "a consistent manner of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a way of doing something that is steady and uniform over time.
Example: "The team implemented a consistent manner of communication to ensure everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "a uniform approach to" or "a steady method of".
The material-based damage model is found to reproduce observed component damage in a consistent manner so that calibration of the model is possible for different types of section details (ductile and non-ductile).
We conclude from these findings and previous results [ 30, 31] that the GCB-approach allows us to quantify strength of CUB in a consistent manner for a broad range of genes and genomes and to identify translationally optimized genes.
Second, individual neurons would fire in a consistent manner for a given stimulus, independently of the location of the animal.
There are only a small number (∼4) of independent ("orthogonal") semantic relations that generally apply in a consistent manner to almost all possible domains of applicability.
The application of Extended Huckel Theory (EHT) to pharmacophore annotations compensates for deficiencies observed in "rule" based methods by taking into account electron withdrawal and resonance effects and treating these effects in a consistent manner independent of structural depiction.
For air, the application of pressure support of either 10 or 15 cm H2O decreased inspiratory effort in a consistent manner, independent of the resistive loss coefficient, below that measured for zero support.
The above limitation, along with the current lack of standardization among EMR vendors may limit the researchers' ability to use data in a consistent manner regardless of their source.
A number of experimental results reported in the literature are used to support the present analysis which indicates that closure is not a sole 'universal' mechanism capable of correlating in a consistent manner the effects of load ratio, overload, and type of loading.
Serum samples from North American Caucasian CRC patients were collected, processed and stored in a consistent manner by teams of physicians as part of a global initiative using standardized protocols and operating procedures at BioServe Biotechnologies, Inc., Laurel, Maryland, USA.
