The phrase "are consistent over time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that maintains the same quality, behavior, or characteristics throughout a period.
Example: "The results of the experiment are consistent over time, indicating that the findings are reliable."
Alternatives: "remain stable over time" or "are steady throughout the period".
Big Data can be especially helpful in systems that are consistent over time, with straightforward and well-characterized properties, little unpredictable variation, and relatively little underlying complexity.
By observing them for thousands of hours he's built a "Facebook of sharks" and found that they have their own distinct personalities which are consistent over time.
Bloom seems to assume that one's reasons for acting violently are consistent over time, and that the physical and mental responses to harming someone are the same for one's fiftieth violent act as for one's first.
To study whether differences in learning performance are consistent over time and whether individual learning performance differs between learning tests or is affected by emotionality, 39 young horses (Dutch Warmblood) were tested repeatedly in two learning tests.
It is also essential to see the extensive efforts, detailed here (Fig. 1), that have gone into reconciling changes to the inventory in the interests of making estimates that are consistent over time.
But the slower you take things, and the more time and effort you put into really getting to know who she is and what she's really like and whether the qualities she possesses are consistent over time, you'll know that she's the right one for you.
A common assumption is that residual variance is consistent over time, however if it either consistently rises or falls, then estimates of repeatability will not follow the same pattern (Brommer 2013a).
The Kansei ratings were consistent over time.
We observed that spatial patterns were consistent over time.
Therefore, the observed trends appear to be consistent over time.
"The message has been consistent over time: People are concerned about their jobs".
