The phrase "a recurring and consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that happens repeatedly and in a uniform manner over time.
Example: "The study revealed a recurring and consistent pattern in the data that suggested a strong correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "a repeated and uniform" or "an ongoing and steady".
"End-of-life care is, sadly, a recurring and consistent theme in our casework," says the report, which points to six key issues: not recognising patients are dying or responding to their needs, poor symptom control, poor communication, inadequate out-of-hours services, poor care planning and delays in diagnoses and referrals for treatment.
For Guardiola, it is a recurring theme – a recurring and tiresome theme.
Normalcy is a recurring, and intentional, theme of the FCX Clarity.
Role confusion within teams, and between teams, was a recurring theme and is consistent with the findings of Cook et al. [ 37] who postulate that the intra- and multidisciplinary care inherent in hospital patient management, results in unclear role accountability.
If there is a recurring, consistent question that pops up in all innovation conversations, it's one that goes something like this: "I am tasked with producing results against very specific measures.
Thus, features that occur in the class averages are not chance encounters but are part of a recurring pattern suggesting a consistent feature of actin-myosin interaction.
Porcelain is a recurring theme, especially blue-and-white.
The fact that Mac sustains his newfound life with Rosa Lee and Sonny after his daughter's death, rather than reverting to his old pattern of alcoholism and abuse, is consistent with a recurring theme in Foote's works of characters overcoming tragedy and finding in it an opportunity for growth and maturation.
Our findings illustrate that increasing genomic complexity of the Mup gene family is not evolutionarily isolated, but is instead a recurring mechanism of generating coding diversity consistent with a species-specific function in mammals.
The FA technique involves identifying recurring and important themes based on a combination of a priori issues, emergent issues and recurring attitudes or experiences.
For both subjects, RHH p-values for homs and hets are highly significant (p<0.001), but consistent with a recurring pattern in Table 3 for HapMap-derived outliers of the same type, excess counts are much higher in the YRI-derived outlier (homs=426, hets=9167) than in the CHB (homs=27, hets=1378).
