The phrase "a consistent use of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the regularity or uniformity of applying something, such as a method, style, or principle.
Example: "The report emphasizes the importance of a consistent use of terminology throughout the document to avoid confusion."
Alternatives: "a uniform application of" or "a steady implementation of".
Importantly, this allows us to maintain a consistent use of external resources ensuring that we do not map to obsolete classes, and erroneous mappings caused by external changes are flagged.
This article addresses one of the major operational issues: the problem of ensuring a consistent use of a CVI.
To reduce the false alarm ratio, we need a common understanding of false alarms and a consistent use of terms and categories.
A consistent use of the internationally accepted SI units as well as the formula symbols in the text contributes to the understandability.
Emanating from this framework, their recommendations include as a necessary starting point a consistent use of terminology that establishes a common STEM language.
Indeed, manipulated raw speech sequence must meet a set of prerequisites for a consistent use of the ITU-T G.729 speech CODEC and the SQA algorithm defined in ITU-T Rec.
In a comprehensive review of developmental studies involving MeHg, a panel of experts recommended a more consistent use of the same endpoints across studies to facilitate comparisons.
But its pitch is that legal writing, of all writing disciplines, should practice a deliberate, consistent use of such hyphens, rather than the more-relaxed practice readers see in less-formal writing (whose effects, of course, are usually also less consequential).
Nevertheless, a more consistent use of research is assured when it is funded by the governments or multilateral organizations.
The technical recommendations that we summarize here represent the consensus of a panel of experts and are aimed at defining standards for an appropriate and consistent use of DEBDOX in the treatment of HCC.
The need to better understand cumulative impacts and to provide corresponding, landscape or watershed scale, mitigation and management responses could be a driver for a more widespread and consistent use of standardized indicators in individual impact assessments.
