The phrase "a consistent selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a choice or group of items that are uniform or stable over time.
Example: "The study focused on a consistent selection of participants to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "a uniform choice" or "a stable selection".
This evaluation allowed a consistent selection of experimental range of over which the identification procedure of mode I cohesive law is build up.
We used a previously well-defined cohort of 120 healthy volunteers for normal reference values of the trabecular/compacted ratio derived from a consistent selection of short-axis cardiovascular magnetic resonance images.
"It suits us to have a consistent selection from last week with a couple of tweaks.
Despite making a highest score of 201 against India in Napier later that year, Ryder has never been able to nail down a regular place in the New Zealand Test side, but returned to the ODI team in late 2010 and was a consistent selection through to early 2012.
At this point, VR World has a consistent selection of the the VR entertainment industry's most popular offerings, and Arnold has big visions for his creation.
Kippax was well into his thirties by the time he became a consistent selection for the Test team.
A run of low scores on the subsequent tours of India and New Zealand caused Ramprakash to be jettisoned by Nasser Hussain and Duncan Fletcher as England embarked on a new era of central contracts and a more consistent selection policy.
The key objectives are to (a) demonstrate consistent selection and enrichment of PPB using infrared light in a non-sterile medium, and (b) achieve effective partitioning of soluble organics, ammonium and phosphate into the PPB culture.
He has promised a more consistent selection policy than the eccentricities seen under Lièvremont.
"If he played with today's set-up of central contracts, of understanding selectors and a more consistent selection policy he would be averaging in excess of fifty in Test cricket.
We do not think, however, that a careful and consistent selection of dates will necessarily result in erroneous or misleading conclusions.
