The phrase "a consistent viewing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the regularity or reliability of watching something, such as a show, event, or content.
Example: "To fully understand the series, a consistent viewing of each episode is essential."
Alternatives: "regular watching" or "steady viewing".
They do, however, reflect a consistent view of the church, of its mission, and of its various ministries.
To deny the public a consistent view of modern art, say, would be to deny people an important way of looking at and identifying with their world.
The House of Bishops has taken a consistent view that vicars should not provide services of blessing for those who register civil partnerships as it would lead to inconsistencies and confusion.
Since Justice Kennedy is the only member of the court in the majority in both the voting rights and DOMA cases, it might be tempting to say that he is the only justice with a consistent view of federalism.
Carl Linnaeus, the 18th-century Swedish botanist, invented modern binomial nomenclature (genus and species, as in Homo and sapiens) and a preliminary version of the contemporary hierarchical classification framework (species, genus, family, order, class, phylum, kingdom and domain) without a consistent view of an underlying process.
But in a measure of the gulf between the narratives that have taken hold in the Blackwater compound and on the streets of Baghdad, the former guard and a current employee said that a consistent view had developed within the compound: that Blackwater was fired upon by Iraqis with AK-47s who fled the scene after Blackwater returned an overwhelming amount of fire.
The notion that Western society has held a consistent view about what constitutes sodomy, and that the practice of it by same-sex couples, in particular, deserved punishment, was one that a group of nine historians "knowledgeable about the history of the treatment of lesbians and gay men in America" decided to challenge.
The Federal Reserve opened banks' books, imposed a consistent view about how bad losses might be and forced banks that lacked capital to raise more, with the taxpayer acting as a backstop investor.Europe will soon follow suit, with the results due on July 23rd.
Mill may not have a consistent view about offense.
This provides a consistent view of such purchases for both merchants and issuers".
