The phrase "a consistent range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of items, options, or qualities that are uniform or stable within a certain context.
Example: "The company offers a consistent range of products that meet high-quality standards."
Alternatives: "a steady variety of" or "a uniform selection of".
His deep arm has a consistent range of 50 yards with good velocity and accuracy both from the pocket and on the move.
He said women's watches had received less attention as Vacheron Constantin concentrated on building a "consistent range" of technical watches and movements that tended to be more masculine.
While the oxidation step was generally not complete (yield ∼ 65%), the conversion rates of MCs into MMPB remained within a consistent range of values regardless of matrix type.
Straw yields averaged 11.2 Mg ha−1 in 1999 and 8.5 Mg ha−1 in 2000 with a consistent range of 2 3 Mg ha−1 between the highest and lowest yielding varieties at each site.
In fact, daily bitcoin transactions have settled into a consistent range of between 50,000 and 75,000 per day, according to Coinbase.
They "rhyme" with each other in the sense that they present clusters of themes within a consistent range of feeling, as do the larger works on view.
As a result, we got consistent range of pumping rates within experiments, but not among different experiments.
A consistent pattern of range of subtalar joint motion was found for motion of the foot with a considerable eversion and inversion component.
For all conditions tested, reproducible contractile behavior only occurred within a consistent and narrow range of collagen type-I matrix densities with porosities of approximately 20% and storage moduli near 30 Pa.
The dispense speed was at 70 mm/sec but was adjusted accordingly to ensure a consistent spotting volume range of 8 to 10 nL with a standard deviation of less than 3.5.
The views, and the absence of loyalty to a particular candidate, were consistent through a range of demographic groups.
