The phrase "a particular consistency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific level or type of uniformity or thickness in a substance or concept.
Example: "The recipe requires a particular consistency for the batter to ensure it rises properly."
Alternatives: "a specific consistency" or "a certain consistency".
In the unlikely event that a physician is consulted, he is likely to prescribe a sleep medication but without any particular consistency, or any clear instructions on its use.
"The message was that there wasn't any particular consistency in the chemical makeup of the stuff," Chief Mason said.
In many cases, the source solutions included dipoles other than the M100 and M170 sources, but these dipoles, reflecting co-active sources, did not exhibit any particular consistency of location across subjects and were not analyzed.
The crucial point in Frege's criticism of Hilbert, however, is not a disagreement about particular analyses or the consequent failure of particular consistency and independence claims, but instead concerns the general methodology of consistency and independence proofs.
In particular, consistency implies agreement between direct and indirect evidence on a treatment contrast.
Our results for the paired t-test showed no particular consistency, specifically some experiments and results were statistically significant and others were not.
In particular, consistency in the use of the scoring rubric as it pertains to each of the vignettes developed will be an important component to the maintenance of low inter-rater variable and, hence, error of measurement.
While they used personal pain management strategies with no particular consistency, these participants expressed comfort in knowing they could use one or more of them when they needed it.
Parenting, in particular consistency, responsiveness, positive parenting, harsh discipline, psychological control and behavioral control is assessed with subscales of different instruments filled in by both the adolescent and the parent.
Frege does not claim to be able to give specific geometric analyses which contradict particular consistency-claims of Hilbert's, and there is no evidence that he takes any of those claims to be false.
