The phrase "also consistent with other" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something aligns or agrees with additional information or findings.
Example: "The results of this study are also consistent with other research conducted in the same field."
Alternatives: "in agreement with other" or "aligned with other".
(They are also consistent with other accounts of prison labor, Cole Goodrich, the legal consultant at the Laogai Foundation, told me).
are also consistent with other GCR observations.
The results are also consistent with other studies' results.
Therefore, the results of this study are also consistent with other earthquake activity in this region.
Our finding that MIBG is positive overall in 60% of midgut NET patients is also consistent with other reports [15] [17].
Our results were also consistent with other findings investigating biomineralization induced calcite formation under natural or laboratory settings (Boquet et al. 1973; Morita 1980; Fujita et al. 2000).
It is also consistent with other previous studies [2, 16, 19, 38] that linked consumption of tea to robust increases in alertness and information processing capacity [4].
The study is also consistent with other evidence from genetics and linguistics that women moved around during the Bronze Age while men stayed put, Bentley says.
These statistics stand out among the many numbers one can read about murder in Honduras, but they're also consistent with other impacted communities.
This is also consistent with other NCAA institutions (including all other Big Ten Conference teams except for the University of Michigan) with on campus stadiums.
And these findings are also consistent with other research showing that those who live a fast life have lower levels of self-control, choose immediate rewards over longer-term benefits, take more risks and ultimately die younger.
