The phrase "and consistently in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs regularly or uniformly within a certain context or framework.
Example: "The team has demonstrated excellence in their performance, and consistently in the quality of their work."
Alternatives: "and regularly in the" or "and uniformly in the".
To maintain the cells accurately and consistently in the center, a special chamber consisting of two cover plates, attached to a bottom plate [ 23], was used to allow slide insertion without wiping off the cell layer.
It has made the journey to becoming ubiquitously offensive, so to see it being challenged so comprehensively and consistently in the US and elsewhere is encouraging.
On the plus side, the OAU spoke out loudly and consistently in the first few decades after its founding in 1963 against western colonialism everywhere and apartheid in South Africa.
They were the first philosophers to write primarily and consistently in the English language.
Atrazine was detected in the Lagoon and Outlet sites in the spring sampling and consistently in the wetland and channel during the summer months.
Femoral and sciatic nerve block can be placed quickly and consistently in the operating room with improved postoperative pain relief and reduced narcotic consumption.
It excuses a lack of focus, and fosters not being consistently, "in the moment".
Results Only 11/62 trials described existing sample size calculations fully and consistently in both the protocol and the publication.
Sodium hydroxide was dosed into the medium automatically and consistently in order to maintain the pH at 7.0 in the fermentation.
Decreases in NE content in limbic areas, spinal cord, medulla oblongata and pons, and less consistently, in the hypothalamus and corpus striatum of old rats were identified [ 6- 12].
This winning set of B.S. appears almost daily in the conservative blogosphere, like here and here and here, consistently in the statements of climate change deniers, and far too often in real media outlets.
