The phrase "accepted as consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is recognized or acknowledged to be in agreement or harmony with a particular standard or set of criteria.
Example: "The findings of the study were accepted as consistent with previous research in the field."
Alternatives: "recognized as coherent" or "acknowledged as aligned".
In the case that, according to this checking, the fit was deemed acceptable, the metabolic fluxes corresponding to the best fit were accepted as consistent with the measured isotopomer distribution.
Imaging, particularly that performed externally, was validated and accepted as consistent for diagnosis at time of MDT review.
However, for the dogs in this study, the outlier result could have been accepted as consistent with the clinical situation.
If there was an early rise in breath hydrogen, a later rise in breath methane was not accepted as consistent with glucose malabsorption due to the potential for production of methane from hydrogen by intraluminal bacteria.
There are many alternative taxonomies, but the "Big Five" personality inventory is broadly accepted as a consistent and reliable categorization of attributes that people find "important and useful in daily interactions" ([Goldberg, 1981]).
Although this system of measuring can introduce unwanted variables (see research limitations), it is accepted as a consistent mechanism of recording data due to the inter-rater reliability testing conducted by the researcher.
The IWP's richer biodiversity and distinctive distributional disjunctions are generally accepted as being consistent with a more complex geological history of tectonic movements in the region compared to the AEP, but there have been differing views on the effectiveness of long distance dispersal influencing the distributions of mangrove species [ 37].
In contrast, the SHV mutation table is manually curated by experts in the b-lactamase field and therefore is widely accepted as a reliable and consistent information source.
Third, the "propositions accepted as self-evident must be mutually consistent," since it "is obvious that any collision between two intuitions is a proof that there is error in one or the other, or in both".
In general, when consistent sequences were obtained in three or more amplifications, the sequence was considered reproducible and accepted as authentic.
"Their proposals may be consistent with what previous mayors accepted as union concessions, but they do not provide the type of recurring savings that the mayor has been rightly asking".
