The phrase "a more consistent design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or changes to a design that aim to enhance uniformity or coherence.
Example: "To improve user experience, we need to implement a more consistent design across all platforms."
Alternatives: "a more uniform design" or "a more cohesive design".
The Staff at Edge magazine described Cyrodiil as a "patchwork of varying terrains", praising the more consistent design of Skyrim.
Our aim is to facilitate more consistent design and transparent communication of future case studies of this type, and to highlight opportunities for QMRA experts to contribute to LCA method development so as to include pathogen health impacts.
McLaren have moved away from chasing peak downforce towards a more consistent, stable aerodynamic design, an approach led by ex-Red Bull head of aerodynamics Peter Prodromou, now McLaren's chief engineer.
Although the association between relevance and student engagement has been highlighted previously [ 37], it seems that a more consistent approach to designing OME that is directly relevant to medical students is needed.
To overcome this shortcoming, a more consistent procedure for determining design loads on tall structures is proposed.
The second movement leads, often without pause, into the finale, or last movement, and the finale has shown a more consistent preference for the rondo design.
One of the main difficulties with creating a more consistent (computer-understandable) approach to designing collaboration is the necessity of proposing better ways to formalize the group learning processes.
The new player design adds a more consistent look and feel across Netflix's mobile applications, and provides larger, easier-to-use play controls for watching on tablets and mobile devices.
The study design will enable a more consistent analysis on the degree of protection from prophylaxis before and after sexual exposure in the context of healthcare clinics, thus contributing to prevention programmes.
