The phrase "a consistent solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reliable or stable answer to a problem or question.
Example: "After extensive research, we have finally found a consistent solution to the issue of data loss."
Alternatives: "a reliable answer to" or "a stable resolution for".
At present, there is no methodology that provides alone a consistent solution to the problem of estimating mass eruption velocities, or ash plume heights.
This mechanism is proposed to provide a consistent solution to those operators aiming at prioritizing voice traffic users over data traffic users in indoor femtocell environments, as the impact to the end user is more frustrating in voice calls than in data traffic.
PBPK models are becoming generic, at least in their transport components, and offer a consistent solution to that question even when a large number of substances are investigated jointly (Bois et al. 2010; Bouvier d'Yvoire et al. 2007).
A globally consistent solution to the simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) problem in 2D with three degrees of freedom (DoF) poses was presented by Lu and Milios [F. Lu, E. Milios, Globally consistent range scan alignment for environment mapping, Autonomous Robots 4 (April 199797) 333 349].
Secondly, we note that the number of iterations required for the two methods to give a consistent solution decreases as the unsteadiness parameter increases.
We propose a novel time series approach to bridge ICD coding changes which provides a consistent solution across causes of death.
The objective of our study is to present a time series approach which provides a consistent solution across causes of death, i.e. the total number of death over all causes in a year is preserved.
The underlying idea is to form a hypothesis of the active and inactive transmission modes and check whether a consistent solution can be found or not.
Considering that there are still many taxonomic issues related to poorly known regional fauna, a scientific committee was created to work out consistent solutions to current misidentifications and equivocal taxonomy status of some species.
