The phrase "a consistent rise in" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a continuous increase in something over a period of time. Example: "There has been a consistent rise in the number of students enrolled in the school's music program over the past five years."
He says he's never seen a consistent rise in commodity prices across the board like we've had.
As the temperature is reduced there is a consistent rise in resistance, indicating the semiconducting nature of the PtSe2.
Some academy schools have been accused of manipulating admissions to improve results and using covert selection methods, according to a major report into the programme, which also warns that the government's push to boost the number of academies is not leading to a consistent rise in standards.
Overall, the charity said it had seen a consistent rise in single parents seeking help, Some 85% of them were women.
You don't necessarily need a consistent rise in your revenue or profit figures to see that business expansion is in order.
He noted that there is "a finite number of great works" in the African American field, but for these pieces there has been a "consistent rise in prices".
While there has been a steady increase in applications and participants from HBCUs, there has been a less consistent rise in the number of applications from faculty members at HSIs.
Patrick Casey writes: The consistent rise in the performance of A-level students is an undeniable trend.
The consistent rise in the inorganic content is an indicator that, viruses somehow, seems to regulate carbon cycle to a greater extent as observed from the increase in IC level.
Like most Egyptian secularists, Mahfouz, who had frequently called on the government to enter into a dialogue with its Islamic foes, had grown concerned over the steady, consistent rise in the influence of the Islamists in the schools and universities, in the news media, in the courts, and in the arts, and over what he considered an acquiescent government response.
Because of their clinical importance, and the consistent rise in resistance among pathogenic bacteria, macrolides have been the targets of extensive research.
