The phrase "also consistent with national" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alignment or agreement with national standards, policies, or practices.
Example: "The proposed policy changes are also consistent with national guidelines on public health."
Alternatives: "in line with national" or "aligned with national".
Study was also consistent with national law.
Also consistent with national trends, the majority of participants identified themselves as white in both the career and volunteer departments.
Also consistent with national findings, in 91% of all patients alcohol use disorders, alcohol was the only substance implicated [ 8].
Trends in terms of women's age and employment status were also consistent with national statistics, in that employed women (both single and partnered) were significantly older than their unemployed counterparts.
Not only have these results been consistent over the years in California, they are also consistent with the national health plan rankings compiled by Consumer Reports and the National Committee for Quality Assurance.
The latest findings are also consistent with other national surveys taken in the days immediately after the video was widely reported, but paint a more troubling picture of the impact those remarks may have had on Romney's standing with independent voters.
The gender proportion (56% men) was also consistent with the national number [ 32].
Our findings are also consistent with a national US survey of discordance between doxycycline susceptibility and tetracycline resistance [ 29].
Also consistent with previous national research (23), the burden of periodontitis was greater in males and in older age groups.
The goal of increased access for the indigents, shared by researchers and policy-makers involved in the project, was also consistent with the national health care policy of Burkina Faso [ 11].
The absence of late transmission in our cohort is also consistent with our national epidemiologic data, which showed that all the cases of invasive W135 meningococcal disease in contacts of returning Hajj pilgrims occurred within 2 months after the end of the Hajj pilgrimage 2001 and no further cases occurred later in the year (10, 25 ).
