The phrase "an inconsistent approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that lack uniformity or reliability.
Example: "The team's results were hampered by an inconsistent approach to project management, leading to confusion and delays."
Alternatives: "a variable method" or "an erratic strategy".
In addition, the targeted subject of booster sessions in each component was not always the same in each country—an inconsistent approach unlikely to be effective.
However, the evidence before the tribunal showed that the all-white panel had taken an inconsistent approach to scoring.
The inspectorate also identified an inconsistent approach to how domestic violence cases were pursued and perpetrators targeted.
Conservative MPs accused the prime minister of adopting an inconsistent approach after he singled out Carr for criticism while refusing to be drawn on Barlow.
There was also support from Maryland Representative Elijah Cummings, senior Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, who expressed concern over an inconsistent approach.
Previous reports by the committee have highlighted an inconsistent approach by the agency to recording and following up on intelligence leads.
Faced with real fears regarding the viability of the Irish family and the degree of child poverty, Irish legislators opted to use welfare policy to direct limited state resources towards the children of vulnerable and/or large families resulting in an apparently inconsistent approach to gender ideals.
Our research reveals a surprisingly inconsistent approach to pricing across the travel industry.
"I am unwilling to view Goldman as exemplifying an Emersonian nonfoolishly inconsistent approach to greed, one that involves seeking lucre in a conflicted situation while simultaneously putting the chance for greater lucre out of its 'collective' mind," Chancellor Strine wrote.
Previous yellow-billed cuckoo modelling efforts derived plant-community maps from aerial photography, an expensive and oftentimes inconsistent approach.
There is a pragmatic and often inconsistent approach of embedding simulation-based learning into nursing programmes.
