The phrase "as entirely consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the alignment or agreement of ideas, statements, or actions with a particular standard or principle.
Example: "The findings of the study are as entirely consistent with previous research, reinforcing the validity of the results."
Alternatives: "perfectly aligned" or "completely in agreement".
Verba sees surveying public opinion not only as entirely consistent with democratic theory but as a corrective to democracy's flaws.
Nevertheless many of us strongly affirm the sacramentality of our human relationships as entirely consistent with the fundamentals of our respective religious traditions.
Yet the church's stand on behalf of immigrants, like the stands American bishops have taken over the past quarter-century against nuclear arms, the death penalty and President Bill Clinton's welfare-reform bill, would strike a believing Catholic as entirely consistent.
But the point is that even NRA members see stronger gun laws to protect public safety as entirely consistent with the Second Amendment.
Even the strong gun laws passed by the District of Columbia in the wake of Heller, which include a registration system, fingerprinting and training requirements, an assault weapon ban, a limit on gun purchases, and other provisions far stronger than federal law, recently were upheld as entirely consistent with Heller.
And her prose is beautiful and strange and entirely consistent, as if she were writing in the dialect of a place where only she had ever lived.
This hypothesis will require further testing as it is not entirely consistent with the results observed in the Loom condition.
As such, it is entirely consistent that personal harm, involvement in hostilities, and sexual abuse are risk factors for current SI.
We then compared the effect of all the same first- and second-order genetic effects with this approach to our results from abc-/ WYK-models and found they were entirely consistent, as expected (Stormo, 2011; Poelwijk et al., 2015).
Since some sources are earlier and— for comparative reasons— some issues need to be illustrated by recent examples, the time frame will not be entirely consistent as will be pointed out.
The conclusion to this matter today, as your Honour knows, is entirely consistent.
