The phrase "a consistent means" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reliable method or approach to achieve a particular outcome or goal.
Example: "To ensure success in our project, we need to establish a consistent means of communication among team members."
Alternatives: "a reliable method" or "a steady approach".
Studies show that over time, test scores do not provide a consistent means of separating good from bad instructors.
This approach provides a consistent means to integrate the potential contribution of both continental ice sheets — Greenland and Antarctica — into sea-level rise projections.
The report says a major factor behind the slump in judicial killings has been the difficulty states that still practice the death penalty are encountering in finding a consistent means of ending life.
Central to the project is a consistent means of teaching, with the use of robots allowing for the same facial expressions and gestures to be used in each interaction.
"In spite of the Convention's frequent affirmations expressing its desire to see greater ethnic involvement and participation in SBC life, the Convention has not adopted a consistent means by which it can ascertain participation of ethnic churches and church leaders in Convention life," reads the report that led to the recommendation.
There are many theories as to why this is: Mobility is desirable because it allows greater flexibility, ease of access and a consistent means of keeping in touch with people and staying abreast of issues, trends and projects in a more portable, intimate way.
There was a consistent (mean four-fold) decrease in TILs in FasL+ relative to FasL− tumour islands, concomitant with a consistent (mean two-fold) increase in TIL apoptosis.
The gait analysis conducted used the mid-gait method, as this method aptly represents a normal walk [ 29], and three trials were performed in order to provide a consistent mean [ 30].
Given these obstacles, we have shown that, under a series of simplifying hypotheses, a consistent mean-field description for the DnaA/replication initation circuit is possible with varying growth rate.
But to say that A is consistent means nothing other than that ∼A is not a theorem.
This methodology shows promise for integrating independent databases for evaluating bird habitat relationships across broad spatial extents, and the hierarchical nature of these models provides a potentially consistent means of evaluating management options at varying spatial scales.
