The phrase "a consistent performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or uniformity of someone's performance in a specific task or role.
Example: "The athlete's consistent performance of high standards has earned her numerous accolades throughout her career."
Alternatives: "a steady display of" or "a reliable execution of".
Figure 9 shows a consistent performance for 24 h of reaction time at 140 °C temperature and 20 mL h−1 N2 flow with an average glycerol conversion of ~25% and GC selectivity in the range of 70 75%.
Computational results in an illustrative numerical setting show a consistent performance efficiency of the method.
Although the obtained results demonstrated a consistent performance improvement of FDE schemes over the methods without FDE functionality, the question remains on how the FDE methods would perform in more advanced hybrid (sensor fusion) solutions (Scenario 2) and dynamic scenarios (the vessel is moving).
The networks gave a consistent performance in terms of training time and accuracy for one to two hidden layers comprising of 14 to 25 hidden neurons.
£404, amazon 7. NEC MultiSync EA244WMi 24in Super-thin, sharp and stylish, this is a very high-quality display that gives a consistent performance across a wide range of features, including a four-port USB hub.
Data were transformed to make the test affine-invariant, to ensure a consistent performance over all possible choices of coordinate system, and then projected onto a sphere where a rank test was performed.
Searching for a manager who achieves the consistent performance of a Lynch or Neff is a good goal.
Healthy wetland plants are a key feature affecting the consistent performance of wetland treatment systems.
While these dishes illustrate the Loft's promise and potential, its chefs and servers have yet to achieve the consistent performance of a successful restaurant.
With a predictive IVIVC, in vitro dissolution would not only be a tool to assure the consistent performance of the formulation from lot to lot but would also become a surrogate for the in vivo performance of the drug product.
