The phrase "are consistent with certain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something aligns or agrees with specific criteria or standards.
Example: "The results of the study are consistent with certain theories in the field of psychology."
Alternatives: "align with specific" or "correspond to particular".
The Associated Press reported yesterday that the court agreed to determine whether Mr. Rolax's term was consistent with certain sentencing guidelines.
In fact, however, it represents an exotic but, in its own way, coherent idea of the Constitution, one that is consistent with certain familiar strains of legal conservatism and constitutional scholarship but at the same time is genuinely eccentric and extreme.
This corner definition is consistent with certain cell patterns in the Hough space.
"But, you need those little breaks, you need the referees to be consistent with certain things, but it's very hard when you're playing with 10 men.
While video footage may be compelling and show symptoms that may be consistent with certain agents allegedly used, such evidence often also leaves many questions unanswered.
While this proposal is consistent with certain methodological proposals from the TA and sustainability assessment domains, it goes beyond these domain-specific frameworks by taking a trans-domain approach.
Although this assumption is consistent with certain costs of protein translation, such as ribosome pausing, it ignores many others selective forces potentially shaping the evolution of CUB.
The findings from this study indicate a complex response pattern that is consistent with certain components of the complex emissions, but we could not completely recreate the gestalt vascular impact of vehicular exhaust by using individual components.
Thus, although our data are consistent with a certain degree of up-regulation of genes involved in apoptosis, there is no suggestion of a major bias being present.
