The phrase "a consistent style of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the uniformity or coherence of a particular approach, design, or method in various contexts, such as writing, art, or branding.
Example: "The author maintained a consistent style of narrative throughout the novel, which helped to create a cohesive reading experience."
Alternatives: "a uniform approach to" or "a steady manner of".
He is also big on having a consistent style of play – and that's something Sydney FC have struggled to achieve in recent years.
The intriguing question, of course, is what happens when either of these successful head coaches, with their emphasis on a consistent style of play, an ethos, and an attendant recruitment policy, leaves.
Words and pictures are unified into a cohesive whole: both elements are compressed into a horizontal band, the repetitive vertical structure of the writing is echoed in both the columns and the figures, and a consistent style of brushwork is used for the writing and drawing.
The decision not to make a technical director part of that structure suggests that United will not be going to the lengths that some other leading clubs have, in developing and coaching a consistent style of football which enables a smooth transition from academy to first team.
Jjemba is the sole author, providing comprehensive coverage of the various PPCP aspects in a logical order and in a consistent style of presentation.
This had the advantages of allowing a consistent style of chairing and ensuring that sensitive topics (e.g. about contentious issues or due to local politics) were responded to appropriately, but the PI's professional orientation (e.g. clinical background, methodological preferences) may have discouraged particular types of recommendations.
If you do not use the template, use a consistent style for each of these elements and submit a list of the styles used together with your manuscript.
"I've always wanted to try so many things in artmaking, I find it impossible to remain in a consistent style or frame of thought for long periods of time.
(Brantley) 'Sarah Flood in Salem Mass' Adriano Shaplin's play, directed by Rebecca Wright, and featuring the Bats, the Flea Theater's resident ensemble, has a consistent style with lots of gestural movement.
In every refurbished building we visit, there is a peculiarly consistent style of preschool colour schemes and shiny synthetic surfaces, the pastel palettes and axial symmetry giving an eerie feeling of walking into a Wes Anderson film set, or a life-size Polly Pocket toy.
