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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a consistent succession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of events or elements that follow one another in a reliable or uniform manner.
Example: "The project requires a consistent succession of tasks to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "a steady sequence" or "an uninterrupted series".
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Because of hostile relations with the non-Chalcedonian Christians, however, a consistent succession of Catholic bishops was not established until 1782, with the election of Michael Jarweh as bishop of Aleppo.
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If you have a strong and consistent succession and development process, you will have good candidates for top positions -- candidates who already know how to succeed in your company's culture.
The late Permian to late Triassic sediments of the Solway Basin consist of an originally flat-lying, laterally persistent and consistent succession of mature, dominantly fine-grained red clastics laid down in part of a very large intracontinental basin.
The studied Lower Miocene Nukhul Formation is characterized by a consistent upward succession from basal quartz sandstone to shale, then grading into sandy dolomite and later highstand marine carbonates (Fig. 4).
A biased random walk mathematically describes a path that consists of a succession of random steps where there is a consistent bias in a specific direction.
Microsoft would like to establish a consistent regulatory framework in order to prevent an endless succession of legal battles as it adds more and more new features to Windows.
The thinktanks were no exception: for them politics was a succession of wheezes and headlines rather than a consistent attempt to advance a project aimed at a fundamental restructuring of society, taking back territory lost under Thatcherism.
The consistency of the relationships that Smith observed eventually led him to conclude that there is indeed faunal succession and that there appears to be a consistent progression of forms from more primitive to more advanced.
Carbon accumulates rapidly for the first 20 years of succession, but few studies have considered forests older than 20 years, and the available data do not yield a consistent pattern.
Notice a consistent pattern?
"And not a consistent wind".
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