The phrase "are robust and consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to facts, systems, procedures, or methods that are reliable and dependable. For example: The procedures we use for data collection are robust and consistent, so we can be sure our results are accurate.
The results are robust and consistent in both provinces.
Example analyses show that limit and plastic loads given by the plastic work criterion are robust and consistent.
One might think of the markets on this list as tech stocks: Blue chips are robust and consistent performers, while tech stocks are traditionally far more volatile and the sharp swings aren't for the faint of heart.
If more than one comparable dataset exists one can either directly analyze their relative bias or, at least, perform the same analysis for all datasets to verify that the substantial conclusions drawn are robust and consistent.
Overall, results generated from both conventional and non-linear approaches are robust and consistent which have generated alternative hypotheses which are biologically plausible.
Importantly, these findings, which incorporate data for more than 1500 patients from >250 sites around the world, are robust and consistent across all efficacy populations.
The developed system has been extensively tested with various industrial sheet metal parts and is found to be robust and consistent.
Key to the supply of MRV REDD credits is robust and consistent greenhouse gas (GHG) observation and monitoring systems combined with sound accounting methodologies and appropriate reference emission scenarios of deforestation and forest degradation (DD).
Thus the effects of coherence and reward size on psychophysical choices were robust and consistent within and across the data sets for the two monkeys.
Our method is robust and consistent.
These observations were robust and consistent across all monkeys studied.
