The phrase "a consistent methodology of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a systematic approach or framework that is reliable and uniform in a particular context, such as research or project management.
Example: "The researchers employed a consistent methodology of data collection to ensure the accuracy of their findings."
Alternatives: "a uniform approach to" or "a reliable method of".
This paper presents a consistent methodology for the assessment of nonlinear behavior of structural steel column under severe loading conditions.
The major limitation of this study lies in the lack of a consistent methodology to precisely measure the date of symptom presentation.
We also develop a consistent methodology for an assessment of the combined effect of uncertainty in hydraulic conditions and uncertainty in reactive transport parameters for delimiting of both contaminant source zones and zones absent of source, based on (downgradient) IPTs.
In this study, applying a consistent methodology to the delineation of orthologous gene relations through comparative analysis of 40 vertebrates, 23 arthropods, and 32 fungi allowed us to identify the core sets of genes descended from the last common ancestor in each lineage.
The methodological challenges arose from our goal of structuring a consistent methodology for reviewing literature from diverse fields of research.
They found that the testers did not consistently use the correct-size plates, that they did not use a consistent methodology for measuring the velocity of test rounds and that they did not always test at the required altitude and weather conditions.
The use of a consistent methodology for estimating costs in each country also facilitates the comparisons among countries of dengue burden.
Treefall gaps play important roles in both forest dynamics and species diversity, but variability across the full range of gap sizes has not been reported at a regional scale due to the lack of a consistent methodology for their detection.
An advantage of this database is its complete global coverage and use of a consistent methodology to derive migration flows.
The methodological challenges faced in conducting these reviews arose from our goal of trying to establish and adhere to a consistent methodology for reviewing literature from diverse fields of research.
