The phrase "achieve consistent results" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to produce the same outcomes repeatedly in various contexts, such as business, research, or personal goals.
Example: "Our new strategy is designed to help us achieve consistent results in our sales performance over the next quarter."
Alternatives: "attain reliable outcomes" or "produce uniform results".
By 2011, however, Froome's days as a professional cyclist seemed to be numbered: he had struggled to achieve consistent results in his season and a half at Sky.
Rea had led the series going into the previous round at Malaysia but has struggled to achieve consistent results this season.
Both the benchmark model based on sample size of over 6000 and the precise difference model based on sample size of over 2000 achieve consistent results.
In order to achieve a standard whereby different institutions could achieve consistent results with different optomechanical systems, the imaging geometry, in particular, would have to be closely specified and controlled, analogous to the standards for instrumental spot colour measurement [36].
It was noticed that to achieve consistent results for DNA transfer from vitellogenic females to F0 larvae, an accurate DNA concentration was critical.
Automatic thresholding or maximum gray-scale thresholding will need validation because they may be too variable to achieve consistent results clinically.
Time will tell if he's able to learn from his mistakes and make the next step in achieving consistent results in the Premier League.
Achieving consistent results with controlled error limits requires careful attention to the numerical procedures.
This paper introduces Critical Mitigation Element (CME) Methodology, an Occidental Oil and Gas Corporation OOGG) probability analysis methodology internally developed for the purpose of achieving consistent results when conducting risk evaluations throughout the company's worldwide upstream oil and gas operations.
We used another program, WSINV3DMT (Siripunvaraporn et al. 2005b), and achieved consistent results (see Additional file 1).
However, as with any new technology, achieving consistent results requires multiple refinements often with respect to the implant design and surgical technique.
