The phrase "also consistent with another" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something aligns or agrees with another idea, concept, or piece of information.
Example: "The findings from this study are also consistent with another recent research that highlights the same trends in behavior."
Alternatives: "in agreement with another" or "aligned with another".
This is also consistent with another major finding from the Oxford Economics study: respondents are frustrated with how the technology in their office environments integrates (or, more accurately, doesn't integrate) with the technology that enables them to connect outside of the office, with the majority of respondents reporting that they are expected to always be connected.
The present result was also consistent with another report [ 42].
The observations of the present investigation are also consistent with another analysis of 79 pediatric patients with sepsis.
These results are also consistent with another work which suggests that substrate sequestration can significantly reduce ultrasensitivity [ 31].
Our results are also consistent with another study that reports that cardiac ECs may have better angiogenic properties than noncardiac ECs.
The above observation is also consistent with another report that the Lactobacillus transformant expressing Trichoderma koningii CBHII produced hydrolysis halos on the Congo red-CMC plates [ 34].
Also consistent with this, another rhodopsin-specific constraint, the TM3/TM5 hydrogen bonding network including Glu122 and Trp126 on TM3 and His211 on TM5, changes upon formation of Meta I as concluded from FTIR data.
Sharpuddi Israilov's allegations are also consistent with those of another Chechen in hiding, who has asked that his identity remain undisclosed.
Our results of 3'-A on the 5' arm of let-7 family members are also consistent with results in another study [ 13].
5 Our results are also consistent with those from another cohort that used two sets of measurements to explore the bidirectional association between depression and type 2 diabetes, a condition associated with raised body mass index.
The results reported here are also consistent with those of another Department of Veterans Affairs sponsored DU surveillance program, which has been following for 15 years a dynamic cohort of 77 Gulf War veterans with known exposure to DU from documented friendly fire incidents during the 1991 Gulf War.
