The phrase "are inconsistent with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing discrepancies or contradictions between two or more elements, such as ideas, statements, or data.
Example: "The findings of the study are inconsistent with a previous report that suggested the opposite conclusion."
Alternatives: "contradict a" or "do not align with a".
Our findings are inconsistent with a few previous publications in which ERα, PR and AR were proposed as adverse factors whereas ERβ was deemed beneficial for gastric cancer patients [ 19, 26- 28].
Windows that are inconsistent with a building's original materials and architecture are another.
Such convulsions are inconsistent with a proper dosage of sodium thiopental, a medical expert for Mr. Brown said.
Central banks' current inflation goals are inconsistent with a real recovery or a sustained exit from the zero lower bound.
We are now back at the point before Mr Draghi announced his programme – where the stated policies are inconsistent with a survival of the eurozone.
"These results are inconsistent with a simple theory in which corporate political activity can be presumed to serve the interests of shareholders," Mr. Coates wrote.
If the guarantees promised to European bodies exist only in laws that are inconsistent with a provision of the constitution, then those lower laws may be declared unconstitutional.
And so maybe that's the thing to keep in mind in weighing the scenarios presented in this Fed paper and assessing the likely path of Fed policy over the next decade.The most aggressive policies the Fed is capable of adopting in the absence of significant external pressure are inconsistent with a permanent exit from the zero lower bound.
In Marbury v. Madison (1803), the Supreme Court ruled that, because the Constitution clearly states that it is the supreme law of the land and because it is the province of the judiciary to uphold the law, the courts must declare state laws and even acts of Congress null and void when they are inconsistent with a provision of the Constitution.
The findings are inconsistent with a shape-only model for smell, says Turin.
Our results are inconsistent with a previous study reporting differences in pain intensity among RDC/TMD Axis I diagnoses [17].
