The phrase "a consistent underestimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a repeated or ongoing failure to accurately assess or value something or someone.
Example: "The team's performance has been subject to a consistent underestimation of its capabilities, leading to missed opportunities."
Alternatives: "a continual undervaluation of" or "a persistent misjudgment of".
The disregard of liberal and conservative elites for working and middle class voters has manifested itself in a consistent underestimation of the anger, resentment and pessimism of these voters — and hence of their electoral power.
This, in turn, leads to a consistent underestimation of Bo as per its definition shown in Fig. 1 and as illustrated in Table 1.
This leads to a consistent underestimation of Gfo based on such material balance constraint that uses Gfg and Gp values independently obtained from CVD data.
The firm's reputation had already taken a hit last summer when an investigation by The Huffington Post revealed that the way Gallup accounted for race led to an under-representation of non-whites in its samples and a consistent underestimation of Obama's job approval rating, prompting the firm to make changes in its methodology.
The resulting fit was not as good as the fit without this new assumption, especially for urinary cadmium concentrations > 0.4 μg/g creatinine, leading to a consistent underestimation of the model.
There was a consistent underestimation of the catch trial performance of the neuronal pools, in line with the notion that the neurons were purely sensory driven and did not reflect the (presumptive top-down) neuronal correlate of the animal's impulsivity.
Moreover, using the combined system we were able to identify a class of therapy courses that led to a consistent underestimation (about 0.05 AUC) of the system performance.
There is also a consistent underestimation in all quantitative measures in hot spheres, seen even at long acquisition times (Table 3), and under circumstances of accurate background quantification.
As a result, a "herd mentality" sets in, perpetuating the consistent underestimation of earnings.
The consistent underestimation of the TEC at this longitude by the IRI may be attributed to the inadequate ingestion of F region data from this longitude sector into the model and exclusion of the plasmaspheric content.
Tables 2, 3 and 4 show consistent underestimation of WRF/ERA40 derived IDF.
