The phrase "are greatly consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how two or more things align or agree with each other in a significant way.
Example: "The findings from the recent study are greatly consistent with previous research on the topic."
Alternatives: "are highly aligned with" or "are strongly in agreement with".
After the results were modeled, it was indicated that the used neural network-based approach is greatly consistent with the experimental ones.
This result is greatly consistent with the catalytic activity toward CO2 production, indicating that the current reactions (carbon gasification) primarily depend on the surface metal and also on the preparation methods.
STD enhancements for phosphotyrosine-containing CCR5 Nt analogs were greatly diminished consistent with earlier findings showing sulfo-tyrosine to be essential for CCR5 Nt binding to gp120.
However, responsiveness of pancreata from obese VDF rats to both peptides was greatly attenuated, consistent with an earlier study [34].
d When 2-AP is bound to Pol I KF), the fluorescence at both the T 0) and T +1) positions is greatly enhanced, consistent with binary complex cocrystal structures showing that the interaction between the T 0) and T +1) bases is disrupted.
Consistent with this finding, Runx2, Ihh and MMP-13 are greatly increased in HDAC4−/− mice [ 14, 15].
Consistent with their origin in the r1, the number of vMB GABAn are greatly reduced in the Tal1 mutants.
These findings are consistent with those showing that GFP transcript levels peak at 3 hr and then are greatly reduced at 6 hr after induction.
The table shows that motor cycle thefts were greatly reduced with little if any consistent evidence of displacement to car or bicycle thefts.
When co-infiltrated with the EBF1 gene, the levels of trans-activation were greatly reduced with all three apple EILs, consistent with the activity of an EBF-like F-box protein.
