The phrase "also consistent with earlier" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or findings that align with previously mentioned data or conclusions.
Example: "The results of this study are also consistent with earlier research that highlighted similar trends in the data."
Alternatives: "in agreement with previous" or "aligned with earlier".
This is also consistent with earlier conceptualizations of psychopathy among businessmen.
Our finding related to tenure is also consistent with earlier studies, which find that changes in corporate capital structure happen slowly.
This is also consistent with earlier studies.
Our [123I]-IBZM results are also consistent with earlier studies investigating the association between DRD2 polymorphisms and D2 binding with different radiotracers [76] [78].
Our results are also consistent with earlier reports suggesting an important role for CD28 in regulating abdominal abscess formation in CLP as well as the role for CD28 in mediating toxic shock in mice [6], [24].
The results of our tomographic analysis of brain activity are also consistent with earlier behavioral studies, providing what we believe are the first links between neuroscience and psychological explanations.
This is also consistent with early observations based on cloned genes (McEwan and Keeling 2004).
These findings are also consistent with early occurence of endothelial dysfunction in the course of diabetic vascular complications [ 17].
The new findings are also consistent with an earlier, preliminary analysis by the Japan Meteorological Agency, which pronounced 2014 the hottest year in its records, which go back to 1891.
However, also consistent with our earlier report, the PRh-lesioned rats in Experiment 2 that displayed a retention deficit rapidly reacquired the task.
They are also consistent with our earlier identification of the microdeformation mechanisms involved in the stretching of methylmethacrylate-co-N-methylglutarimide thin films.
