The phrase "a problem of inconsistency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to lack of uniformity or coherence in a particular context, such as data, behavior, or policies.
Example: "The research findings presented a problem of inconsistency, making it difficult to draw reliable conclusions."
Alternatives: "an issue of inconsistency" or "a matter of inconsistency".
In addition, there is a problem of logical inconsistency if the government continues to assert that CLL is nonradiogenic whereas SLL is radiogenic.
The unusual decision not to provide an alternative mechanism for compensation is indicative of a broader problem of inconsistency in the American approach to vaccine-injury compensation policy.
In our preliminary test, T24-T0 differentimeme comparisons showed a critical problem of inconsistency in the results recorded.
Cimino et al. studied the promoters of msl3, pks2, lipF, and fadD21, and they added a new DR3 located a variable distance from DR1 and DR2, which includes the same problem of inconsistency.
To address the problem of inconsistency, we identified processes that were common to a number of widely quoted theories and synthesised a model, which yielded six indicators that could be used in assessment instruments.
Acutely aware of the problem of inconsistency introduced by the use of different types of rain gauges, he initiated a series of experiments that led to the adoption of a standard instrument.
The problem of inconsistency is frequently faced by data scientists, who often complain that too much of their time is spent on data acquisition and cleaning.
The use of base population allele frequencies in the centered allele coding method would remove the above mentioned problem of inconsistency between evaluations, but estimating these allele frequencies is elusive.
Unlike ConsensusPathDB, IntPath mainly focuses on the integration of pathway-gene and pathway-gene pair relationships, with the aim of solving the problem of inconsistencies and incomprehensiveness among different pathway databases.
