The phrase "accumulation is consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing data, trends, or processes that show a steady or reliable increase over time.
Example: "The accumulation is consistent, indicating that our sales have steadily grown over the past year."
Alternatives: "growth is steady" or "increase is reliable."
The observed exponential distribution of times for the onset of protein accumulation is consistent with a slow process that turns expression ON with a timescale of hours.
Furthermore, our visualization of vesicular Zn accumulation is consistent with the theory of zincosomes [49] which function as a reversible Zn storage compartment.
The early accumulation is consistent with the use of 123I as a tracer label for fibrinogen.
The tight association between the presence of HEV and B-cell accumulation is consistent with the notion that HEV formation is an early event in TLT formation.
The nuclear Abl-dependent p53 accumulation is consistent with the previous findings that Abl interacts with Mdm2 to block p53 degradation and that the Abl- μNLS mutant protein is defective in binding Mdm2.
The lack of visible fluorescence despite detectable protein accumulation is consistent with previous results showing that substituting Gly67 with any other amino acid prevents chromophore formation (Lemay et al. 2008; Stepanenko et al. 2013).
The settlements of cold and heat accumulation are consistent with the characteristics of soil thermal expansion and contraction.
This wider area of RhAG mRNA accumulation was consistent with the differential expression detected by real-time RT-PCR.
Early frames showed accumulation of FDG in discoid structures superior to the catheter tip, the location and size of the accumulation being consistent with the placentae of the left uterine horn.
This minimal accumulation was consistent with the very early stage disease.
This accumulation was consistent with previous studies reporting stimulation of Cyp1b1 in rat models of mammary tumorigenesis [ 34, 48].
