The phrase "a consistent treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the uniformity or regularity of a particular approach or method applied to a subject or issue.
Example: "In our research, we aim to provide a consistent treatment of the data to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "a uniform approach" or "a steady application".
The peak currents are also stronger with a consistent treatment of apex coordinates.
In this paper, a consistent treatment of particle in- and outflow boundary conditions for transported PDF methods is devised.
The microscopic model includes a consistent treatment of the shell effects, pairing correlations, deformation effects and collective excitations.
A consistent treatment of all active and inactive structures is needed to prevent a preferential treatment of some of the structures, which could lead to artificial enrichments.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has developed over years guidelines for a consistent treatment of uncertainties associated with climate modelling results.
Protocols should be in our view a way to support the implementation of the best up-to-date knowledge for a consistent treatment of patients.
The lack of a self consistent treatment hinders a systematic study of triple systems.
A focus on process can promote a relatively consistent treatment of similar cases, or so-called 'formal fairness'.
An advantage of this formulation is that it allows for a thermodynamically consistent treatment of the interface conditions in the presence of a contact point involving a third phase.
Showing a qualitatively consistent treatment effect despite significant heterogeneity, however, is equivalent to showing the treatment works in a variety of contexts – the definition of external validity.
An approach has been introduced recently to overcome this problem, which consists in the modification of the turbulence model and wall function formulation to retrieve an overall consistent treatment of the neutral ABL.
