The phrase "action is consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the reliability or uniformity of a particular action or behavior over time.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that the action is consistent with the company's values and mission."
Alternatives: "behavior is steady" or "conduct is uniform."
On the Internet, the action is consistent with a million other actions you take in the course of a day.
The thing about novels is they come neatly wrapped -- action is consistent with character, and events have meaning.
This action is consistent with Russia's role of supplying weapons to suppress and kill innocent Syrians, and further the destruction of Syria.
(i) Based on consultation with State water quality officials, state whether the proposed action is consistent with applicable Federal, State or local water quality standards.
"This latest action is consistent with our efforts to support our money market funds in light of the current stresses in the markets," Legg Mason's chief executive, Mark R. Fetting, said in a statement.
(i) Based on consultation with local and/or regional planning agencies and/or a review of the official planning documents prepared by such agencies, state whether the proposed action is consistent with existing land use plans.
(Ms. Fogleman said that action was consistent with overall university policy, not directed at gay groups).
"When customers and consumers contact us, we definitely listen," said David De Cecco, a Pepsi spokesman, who added that the company's action was consistent with American foreign policy.
China, which is a Security Council member, said today that it would support military retaliation for the terror only if the action was consistent with the United Nations charter.
He was suspicious of religious innovation, and his action was consistent with the increasingly orthodox and rigid mood of his last years.
Plans for military action are consistent with Russian military doctrine, which emphasises the danger of instability along Russia's borders (even if that instability is fomented by Russia itself).
