The phrase "and consistent relationship with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature of a relationship that is stable and reliable, often in a professional or personal context.
Example: "The company values a strong and consistent relationship with its clients to ensure long-term success."
Alternatives: "and steady connection with" or "and reliable partnership with".
Subjective cough scores have a stronger and consistent relationship with cough frequency [ 107].
In contrast to our hypothesis, OP did not display a strong and consistent relationship with acute respiratory health effects.
Family time has shown strong and consistent relationship with smoking, drinking, drug intake, sexual intercourse and pregnancy, as well as delinquent behaviour of children [ 7- 10].
Tunnel workers are also exposed to diesel exhaust that showed in different working environments a strong and consistent relationship with an increased risk of dying from lung cancer [ 18].
Here's research that boundaries and consistent relationships with adults can reduce adolescent risk-taking.
The local community's perception of research activities may be reduced to a less biased perception through daily interaction and consistent relationships with the research team, as attested by a possible emergence of participant-investigator relationships in our study setting and elsewhere [ 9- 11].
We hypothesized that PM10 OP would have a stronger and more consistent relationship with airway inflammation and lung function than other measured PM characteristics because oxidative stress is an important mechanism of PM health effects.
We expected an impairment of all domains of QOL and a consistent relationship with the occurrence of comorbid psychiatric disorders.
Wilkinson et al 14 reported transient loss of speech and loss of sight to be more reliable than limb weakness for neurologist diagnosis of TIA, while Hart et al 7 found the strongest and most consistent relationship with subsequent stroke to be loss of power in an arm.
Treatment satisfaction was not very variable and had a consistent relationship with the EQ-5D index.
Although we observed an overall null association of the rs1229984 A-allele with type 2 diabetes and blood glucose concentration, a stratified analysis by alcohol consumption showed that, among heavy drinkers, carriers of the rs1229984 A-allele had lower levels of glucose and a directionally consistent relationship with type 2 diabetes.
