The phrase "a more constant and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the consistency or reliability of something in relation to another factor or element.
Example: "To achieve better results, we need to establish a more constant and reliable schedule for our meetings."
Alternatives: "a steadier and" or "a more stable and".
As this has become a more constant and interventionist presence in the business of the EU, so it has had to cope with a growing pile of small but sensitive issues kicked upstairs by ministers unable to resolve them in the Council of Ministers.
The sulfide concentration decreased to a more constant and low level after the PMM value reached 10.
Also here, CPORT showed a more constant and reliable performance.
However, there was clearly less variability in the remifentanil group, suggesting a more constant and predictable effect of remifentanil.
For this reason, we exposed our embryos to a more constant and gentle increase in water temperature rather than a short term heat shock.
In L. casei and many other LAB, genome evolution is expected to reflect adaptation of the species to dynamic, nutritionally variable and ancient environments, such as the gastrointestinal tract and plant materials, as well as relatively recent expansion into a more constant and nutrient-rich milk-based niche.
The first part of the study indicated that for both cameras a quadratic relation between FDG dose and body mass should result in a more constant SNRL and that this is valid for all the reconstruction methods used.
Compared to popping a pill, delivering a drug via a skin patch can provide a much more constant and smooth supply.
In contrast, the herpes simplex virus thymidine kinase (TK) promoter and the early SV40 enhancer/promoter region showed a more constant expression (Fig. 2A and 2B) and were therefore selected for further studies.
That was a wish as well as a warning.The law may have been simple, but Johnson intended its effects to be profound: "to promote a more abiding commitment to freedom, a more constant pursuit of justice, and a deeper respect for human dignity".
For these companies, it's a way of developing a more constant relationship with customers and trying to leverage new technology to drive more sales — key at a time when large portals like Amazon and online-only retailers are vying to become the first port of call for consumers.
