The phrase "a consistent role" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a stable or reliable position or function that someone or something maintains over time.
Example: "In our organization, she has played a consistent role in the development of new strategies."
Alternatives: "a steady position" or "a reliable function".
Has community development finally made it to respectability, ready to play a consistent role in social policy?
"We wish him the best of luck but his departure will open the door for the players who remain to demand a consistent role in the team".
On Somalia, the Philippines and all over the world, British foreign policy plays a consistent role, applying sanctions, being involved in negotiations to defuse some of the world's most dangerous situations.
The one person who can make sure the Jets "stay with it" is Ryan, but as many critics had warned, the team hasn't been able to find harmony or a consistent role for Tebow.
Several studies have even suggested that supplementations with such vitamins as A and E may play a consistent role in precipitating the occurrence of deleterious clinical outcomes.
Further studies in reprogramming demonstrate a consistent role of Zscan4 in protecting genome stability of PSCs, and Zscan4 overexpression could rejuvenate the developmental potency of PSCs in long-term cell culture (Amano et al., 2013; Jiang et al., 2013).
"The evangelicals are having a more consistent role in congress, and are acting in a prejudiced manner," he said.
In aggregate, these studies fail to support a strong, consistent role for DBP in the pathobiology of diabetes.
However, the associations observed in the PING indicate that ZNF385D plays a substantial, consistent role in overall language processes.
Children are growing up in and out of the child welfare system with a lack of consistent role modelling resulting in increased involvement in gangs.
This marks McGregor's first consistent role in a TV show.
