The phrase "actions are consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where someone's behavior aligns with their stated beliefs or intentions.
Example: "In her role as a leader, she ensures that her actions are consistent with the values of the organization."
Alternatives: "behavior aligns" or "conduct is uniform".
All of their actions are consistent with this strategy.
Attorney General John Ashcroft insists that the administration's actions are "consistent with the framework of the law".
"We don't think the Giants' actions are consistent with the collective bargaining agreement," Berthelsen added, referring to the four-game suspension, which the team handed down Tuesday.
Some economists argue that Mr. Bernanke's actions are consistent with the Fed's longstanding approach, which has always struck a balance between inflation and economic growth.
"Although we're not bound by the term sheet of other companies' government loans, our actions are consistent and in the spirit of the overall restructuring of the industry," Mark Truby, the spokesman, said.
The FISC was created by Congress to provide judicial review of certain intelligence activities so that a federal judge must find that our actions are consistent with the Constitution.
Computer Associates said its actions were consistent with the law and were essential in order to protect Platinum's assets.
After investigating, immigration officials said that the officers' actions were consistent with agency policies.
Other advisers simply assumed or asserted that their actions were consistent with the President's goals, if not one another's.
But Mr. Obama insisted that his actions were consistent with powers that have been exercised by presidents in both parties for decades.
Stephen Hess, a presidential scholar at the Brookings Institution, said Mr. Bush's actions were consistent with his efforts to expand executive power and to protect the results of those efforts.
