The phrase "a consistent relation between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the connection or correlation between two or more elements, concepts, or variables that maintain a steady or uniform relationship.
Example: "The study aimed to establish a consistent relation between exercise frequency and overall health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a stable connection between" or "a reliable correlation between".
Finally, we found a consistent relation between the structure and functional diversity of bacterial community, which further showed the important role that the assemblage of microbial communities might have over their functioning.
A report from the APA task force on violent media concludes: "The research demonstrates a consistent relation between violent video game use and increases in aggressive behaviour, aggressive cognitions and aggressive affect, and decreases in pro-social behaviour, empathy and sensitivity to aggression".
"The research demonstrates a consistent relation between violent video game use and increases in aggressive behaviour, aggressive cognitions and aggressive affect, and decreases in pro-social behaviour, empathy and sensitivity to aggression," said the report.
In summary, our study did not confirm a consistent relation between common genetic variation in ERCC6 and AMD.
There was little evidence of a consistent relation between IQ and blood pressure.
There is not a consistent relation between income adequacy and medication use in these data.
A consistent relation exists between family socioeconomic status and engagement/retention rate of families in health, social, educational, leisure, and cultural activities [ 7, 8, 59- 61].
6 Several recent reviews have now shown a relatively consistent relation between shorter sleep duration and increased risk of overweight in childhood, particularly in younger children.
These prospective data from a large study of diverse community dwelling adults with or at high risk of knee osteoarthritis showed a significant and consistent relation between greater time spent in light intensity activity and a reduced risk of development or progression of disability.
However, different from HyperGEN, we also found a significant, more consistent relation between IR and LV structure and function in women in the normal FBG category and also in those with diabetes, suggesting a potential sex difference in cardiac response to IR. LVM and geometry may relate to diabetes and IR by their association with elevated systolic BP (11) caused by arterial stiffening.
One need only look at the graphs accompanying "A Hemline Index, Updated" (Week in Review, Oct. 19) to see the severe mental health implications of recession in the consistent relation between decreased employment and higher suicide rates in the United States over a half-century.
