The phrase "are consistent with the objectives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing alignment or agreement with specific goals or aims in a formal context.
Example: "The proposed changes to the project are consistent with the objectives outlined in the initial proposal."
Alternatives: "align with the goals" or "match the aims".
So those are the kind of things that you have to do, apart from regulation, to make sure that people behaving ways that are consistent with the objective.
Importantly, while the evolution of physiological parameters may not provide comparable results to those obtained with the psycho-cognitive scores, they are consistent with the objective task completion rate results.
The Secretary may waive a requirement of any of subparagraphs (C) through (G) of paragraph (1) with respect to an infrastructure bank if the Secretary determines that the waiver is consistent with the objectives of this section.
"The markets are there now, and our performance is consistent with the objectives we set for ourselves," he told reporters at Chrysler's sport utility vehicle plant on the east side of Detroit.
Additional evidence from the administrative claims as well as survey data suggest that this decline arose from a reduction in self-referrals, which is consistent with the objectives of the policy.
However, the faculty motivations were consistent with the objectives of innovative projects.
The objectives of the capacity development programme were consistent with the objectives of the DSD and were informed by the various assessments.
In addition to being consistent with the objectives of the frequency matching, this poststratification adjustment reduces the variability of the weights [ 20].
The training replaced the conventional physical therapy program, when this was consistent with the objectives of the strength training (improvement of functional abilities by increasing muscle strength/fitness), but was additional to any other therapies (e.g. swimming, occupational therapy).
Efforts have also been consistent with the objectives of UNICEF's own Master Plan of Operations (1997-2001); UNICEF's global Programme Priorities (1998-2000) and priorities of the UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa Region (ESAR).
