The phrase "are still consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether certain ideas, actions, or data align with previously established principles or information.
Example: "The results of the latest study are still consistent with our earlier findings, indicating that the hypothesis remains valid."
Alternatives: "remain in agreement with" or "are in line with".
"These numbers are still consistent with a pretty weak labor market," Mr. O'Sullivan said.
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These counts are subject to the general objection that, admitting all their statements to be correct, they are still consistent with the innocence of the defendant.
The clinical significance of defining these variants of achalasia lies in the recognition that these sometimes confusing manometric findings are still consistent with achalasia when combined with additional data supportive of the diagnosis.
"The data show some cooling in recent months, although the levels are still consistent with fairly strong growth," said Maury Harris, chief economist at UBS Securities in Stamford, Conn ."The message is that growth is off its peak, but still solid".
However, even under these conditions designed to optimize the role of bystander effects the data do not fit a linear no-threshold model and are still consistent with the notion of a threshold dose for neoplastic transformation in vitro by low LET radiation.
This is still consistent with economic stagnation".
Survey evidence is still consistent with a slowdown in the economy in the second half of 2016.
However, it is still consistent with the advice we would give now, for both normal weight and overweight children.
"But looking through all the noise," he added, "the data is still consistent with below-trend growth.
The new analysis results in a slightly lower effective area but is still consistent with the CALDB 4.1.1 data within errors.
