The phrase "are consistent with the scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain elements align or match the defined boundaries or limits of a project, study, or topic.
Example: "The findings of the research are consistent with the scope outlined in the initial proposal."
Alternatives: "align with the scope" or "match the scope".
Thus if an editing in the document creates a link to a different connector, it is vital to verify whether the new connector does exist and the (bind) elements are consistent with the roles defined in its scope.
Although the mechanism underlying this association is beyond the scope of this study, these findings are consistent with the results of a single-center study evaluating smoking and trauma outcomes (Ferro et al. 2010).
Despite differences in methodology, scope, and time frame, these findings are consistent with the results of our analysis.
These figures are consistent with the past two years.
The results are consistent with the hypothesis.
After the December 2006 retirement of former acting editor-in-chief James Burkhart, research submissions were screened by a group of interim editors to determine if the manuscript was consistent with the quality, scope, and mission of the journal.
Inadequate education of health staff about the Program, to ensure expectations and engagement were consistent with the philosophy and scope of the Program, was a common concern.
Acute and chronic low back pain with or without radiating leg pain were the conditions chiropractors were deemed competent to treat, which is consistent with the available evidence and for the scope of chiropractic care.
Each of the three clinical studies was consistent with the patient population in the NICE scope.
Rather than interpret a duly-adopted, flexible rule in a manner that would be consistent with the majority's understanding of its proper scope, they have chosen to gut the rule entirely.
The scope of CABG procedures was consistent with the CDC NHSN definition [ 14]; 3) survival ≥ 48 hours post procedure; and 4) the procedure was classified as clean or clean-contaminated.
