The phrase "a consistent pace" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a steady and uniform speed or rhythm in various contexts, such as exercise, work, or progress.
Example: "To improve your running, it's important to maintain a consistent pace throughout the entire distance."
Alternatives: "steady rhythm" or "uniform speed."
"We see that accelerating, not decelerating," with consumer purchases of camera film, for instance, already rising at a consistent pace of 8to10percentent a year, except during the outbreak last spring of severe acute respiratory syndrome, said Daniel A. Carp, the chairman and chief executive of the Eastman Kodak Company.
When the alarm rang on Saturday, they sprung into action, and have been working at a consistent pace since.
It confirms that between 2004 and 2008 income growth slowed to a fifth of its previous rate, even as GDP growth kept up a consistent pace.
Rather than panic, though, they stuck to Manning's plan to ride a consistent pace for the 12-lap duration of the race.
But before Dennis Kimetto and Wilson Kipsang disagree, what the results of the huge survey actually show is that women are simply better - 18.61% better, to be precise – at maintaining a consistent pace across the duration of the 26.2 miles.
"Since then, many of these companies have continued to add debt at a consistent pace, but their market values have stopped growing or are growing at a slower pace.
Musicians can find that kind of unpredictability frustrating; during one rehearsal, a player tried to get her to commit to a consistent pacing of a ritardando in the "Pastorale," whereupon she jokingly said, "I have an issue with commitment".
Start with a 10 minute warm-up of walking at a comfortable, consistent pace.
When you look at the times and the splits we hadn't settled on a nice consistent pace, it was up and down.
In the last three months, orders have started to arrive at a more consistent pace when measured against historical trends, said John T. Chambers, the chief executive, in an interview on Wednesday after the company released its fiscal fourth-quarter results.
The overall growth rate may have declined slightly on paper (since the 100 to 140 million jump happened over a shorter period of time), but Twitter still packed in 60 million new monthly active users in a 9 month period vs. 40 million in a 7 month span, so indications are that it's increasing its active base at a fairly consistent pace.
