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The phrase "a consistent record of success" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has reliably achieved positive outcomes over time.
Example: "The company has built a consistent record of success in delivering high-quality products to its customers."
Alternatives: "a proven track record" or "a reliable history of achievement".
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So there are other reasons why the sailing team from the Toms River Yacht Club has achieved such a consistent record of success in recent years.
The Wednesday at 10 p.m. drama has posted a consistent record of success, even though NBC has moved it all over its schedule, including a near-disastrous shift to 9 p.m. Wednesdays in the fall of 2009 to make room for the network's ill-fated experiment of moving Jay Leno to five nights a week at 10.
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No other state has such a consistent record of dissatisfaction in any single category.
Dating back to 2001, Mayweather has a consistent record of abuse against women, and tragically he is almost undefeated.
Barack Obama has a consistent record of strong, unwavering support for Israel.
Bernie has a remarkably consistent record of fighting for "the little guy" and opposing corporate power.
I think first of all that the people of New York want to have somebody who has a consistent record.
What "consistent record of accuracy" are they talking about, exactly?
Morgan Stanley's chief executive, James Gorman, reflecting investment banks' general line, said in a press release that his firm's approval "builds on Morgan Stanley's consistent track record of success in China".
Hire a publicist with a verifiable track record of success.
Perez was a proven leader with an exemplary record of success.
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