The phrase "a consistent sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data collection methods or research practices that require uniformity in the samples taken.
Example: "To ensure the validity of our study, we need to conduct a consistent sampling of participants across different demographics."
Alternatives: "a uniform sampling" or "a steady sampling".
A consistent sampling frame is prerequisite for improved lidar-based estimates of aboveground biomass and consistent long-term monitoring under REDD+ and related activities.
We use a consistent sampling and analysis protocol to compare the effects of different types of forest loss on avian biodiversity.
tgcore represents the extrapolated number of core genes assuming a consistent sampling mechanism and a large number of completed sequences.
15 Surveillance is conducted throughout the year to systematically collect data all year round with a consistent sampling frame.
The magnitude of increased expression of hPGFS varied among different tumour tissues, despite the use of a consistent sampling procedure.
The number of OTUs was used as a measure of bacterial species richness and was standardized to a consistent sampling effort using rarefaction prior to analysis.
Using a consistent sample of properties shows that, by the end of 2012, prices had barely moved or fallen sharply in every part of the UK except London since 2007.
According to the authors they "constructed the PRODY measure for a consistent sample of countries that reported trade data in each of the years 1999 2001.
The minor discrepancies between these versions of the empirical results are due to changes in sampling (the small guestworker sample was excluded in the earlier version, and this version uses a consistent sample with non-missing variables for all models).
We only keep the core cross-sectional sample of the NLSY79 in order to maintain a consistent sample between the NLSY79 and the CPS. 10 We restrict our sample to these years because it is the largest contiguous period where the NLSY79 reports the 1980 Census Occupation codes on an annual basis.
