The phrase "are logically consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the relationship between ideas, theories, or statements that do not contradict each other.
Example: "The findings of the study are logically consistent with previous research on the topic."
Alternatives: "align with" or "are in agreement with".
Any divergent results in applying the unitary business principle exist because the variations in the unitary theme are logically consistent with the underlying principles motivating the approach and because the constitutional test is quite fact-sensitive.
So, in effect, Duhem emphasized that, typically, scientific hypotheses or theories are logically consistent with any piece of checkable evidence.
Here we identified a series of contiguous ESA dose-by-hemoglobin strata that are logically consistent with ESA hyporesponse and ESA dosing distributions in hemodialysis patients.
Our observations, that the micro- and macrovascular complications of diabetes are directly associated with a positive G-gap, are logically consistent with the glycation mechanism for complications.
While this is logically consistent with what Mr. Romney has said about his plan, I do not believe that is his intention or what will happen if he is elected president.
As absurd as it sounds, including "Crime and Punishment" in the prosecution's evidence is logically consistent with the current arguments for censorship, which revolve around the question of representation, and claim that portraying violence on the page or on the screen is enough to corrupt the audience, regardless of intention or message.
"Solipsism may be logically consistent with present quantum mechanics". Wheeler even entertained the thought that the presence of living beings, which are capable of "noticing", has transformed what was previously a multitude of possible quantum pasts into one concrete history.
Even if one's sensations portray oneself as spatially extended, the idea that one is non-extended (immaterial) is logically consistent with the presence of those sensations or (apparent) perceptual states.
If we observe one million tails, the probability of the hypothesis is very small indeed, but it is not 0, because any number of tails is logically consistent with a high probability of heads.
Stanley (2005: 127) defines fallibilism as "the doctrine that someone can know that p, even though their evidence for p is logically consistent with the truth of not-p"; Cohen (1988) defines it as the view that one can know on the basis of non-entailing reasons.
I grudgingly admit that the lack of any exception in the official Republican position on abortion is logically consistent with the "sanctity of all human life" provision.
