The phrase "are consistently defined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, terms, or criteria that have a stable and clear definition across different contexts or instances.
Example: "In our research, the variables are consistently defined to ensure accurate comparisons between the studies."
Alternatives: "are uniformly defined" or "are clearly defined".
All terms related to the plate finite element formulation are consistently defined in the natural domain.
Combines U.S. Bureau of the Census data into one product with variables and tract boundaries that are consistently defined across census years.
In this work we develop new ideas to compute the post-remap corner masses and associated mass fluxes between the nodal control volumes, such that the new corner masses (and therefore zonal and nodal masses) are consistently defined and conservation of linear momentum is ensured through the ALE step.
In fact, computer-programming wages have increased in the period for which they are consistently defined.
The NIS-Trends files contain sampling weights and data elements that are consistently defined across all years of interest.
These costs are substantially reduced in pure blocks, where the target and distractor are consistently defined by unique features (Theeuwes, 1992).
An integrative evaluation method suggested that the barrier performance can be consistently defined from total amount of water permeation.
Incivility is about form – not substance; it is consistently defined by scholars as including invective, ridicule, emotionality, histrionics and other forms of personal attacks or norm-defying behavior.
An application, based on a regional social accounting matrix, illustrates how macro multipliers ruling the multi-sector/multi-industry interactions can be consistently defined and evaluated.
One of the modern French words for an intellectual is clerc (a member of the clergy), and the positions held by intellectuals have been consistently defined through concepts such as faith, commitment, heresy and deliverance.
In the construct of our straitened times being rapidly assembled by coalition thinkers, overseas aid is consistently defined in opposition to our own domestic needs, as if it is an either/or choice.
