The phrase "a consistent state" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a condition or situation that remains stable and unchanging over time.
Example: "The system must maintain a consistent state to ensure reliable performance during operation."
Alternatives: "a stable condition" or "an unchanging situation".
"We were in a consistent state of negative press, filled with innuendo that we were in ruin, which wasn't true.
A transaction-oriented control mechanism for database access becomes difficult in the case of so-called long transactions for example, when several engineers are working, perhaps over the course of several days, on a product design that may not reach a consistent state until the project is complete.
After the partition ends, values are reconciled to return all VMs to a consistent state.
Ontology needs to remain in a consistent state along its whole engineering process.
CAN error recovery mechanisms are unable to ensure a consistent state, if an error is detected in the last but one bit of a frame.
Nodes can adapt their mode of operation at any moment, while a consistent state of the routing tables is maintained and without impacting on-going connections.
Based on this framework, an adaptive protocol has been implemented with the novel feature that individual nodes can adapt their mode of operation at any moment, while an overall consistent state of the routing tables is maintained.
To the best of authors' knowledge, this goes beyond current research into adaptive ad hoc routing protocols, since no adaptive protocol described in literature has the ability to let individual nodes change their routing technique while an overall consistent state of the routing tables is maintained.
In the case of Afghanistan, a country subjected to a prolonged and consistent state of war for more than 30 years, a majority of the population suffers from war stressors without ever having had the means to treat them.
However, in order to define a strategy for consistent state transfer, it is necessary that these automata are enriched with a symbolic representation of state data.
In 1993, the C.D.C. abandoned its last effort to make the states participate in a comprehensive system for consistent state reporting.
