The phrase "are consistent with the need" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing alignment or agreement with a particular requirement or necessity.
Example: "The proposed changes to the policy are consistent with the need for greater transparency in our operations."
Alternatives: "align with the requirement" or "match the necessity".
The data are consistent with the need for a more robust measure of SR than cows per hectare because farms will differ in the genetic merit of their cows and in the potential to produce pasture.
The findings are consistent with the need for prolonged respiratory support [ 24] and increased mortality with elevated plasma sTM among adult patients from the ARDS network studies [ 25].
These changes are consistent with the need to catabolize the aberrant rRNAs in RP-deficient cells and are in accord with the increased activity of ADA in DBA individuals (Fargo et al., 2013; Léger-Silvestre et al., 2005).
These findings are consistent with the need for greater awareness of FASD and improved capacity for screening among Australian health professionals [ 46, 47], and highlight support for targeted screening as a strategy which can be integrated into usual clinical practice and passive case finding.
The LSND/KARMEN results are consistent with the needed mass of hot dark matter, and production of heavy elements by supernovae seem to require this same four-neutrino scheme.
"We have active informal contacts with oil ministers from most OPEC countries," the official said, and the message is "we want to see oil production levels that are consistent with the needs of a growing world economy" -- a code phrase for more production.
Furthermore, the NRC Committee was very clear that it saw value in crafting a risk assessment that "ensures that its level and complexity are consistent with the needs to inform decision-making".
"That is consistent with the need, now widely accepted, to eliminate the large structural fiscal deficit and to raise the national saving rate".
A requirement that local workers be employed at a livable wage and a plan to house them may be the best social plan and be consistent with the need for prompt action.
Accordingly, his not having been briefed on potentially embarrassing details of ongoing operations is consistent with the need for "plausible deniability", a policy which has been more-or-less observed by presidents since the Eisenhower administration.
His veto statement acknowledged that condom distribution represents a reasonable "public policy, and it is consistent with the need to improve our prison health care system and overall public health".
