The phrase "at a pace consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the speed or rate at which something is happening, ensuring that it aligns with a certain standard or expectation.
Example: "The team worked at a pace consistent with the project timeline to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "at a steady pace" or "at a uniform rate."
Proposed fuel economy standards for 2017-25 model-year vehicles, announced last week by President Obama, should reduce greenhouse gas emissions at a pace consistent with targets set by the California Air Resources Board, according to agency representatives.
It is only after the growth goal has been met that Japan should start making fiscal consolidation efforts, at a pace consistent with keeping the economy on a reasonable growth track.Sustained stronger growth would do wonders for Japan's fiscal position, as the experience of the United States shows.
The Commerce Department, which oversees the government half of PNGV, agreed with the NRC report that "some technologies are not progressing at a pace consistent with the established program timetable".
27 The VO2peak test required the participant to walk on a treadmill at a pace consistent with the modified Bruce protocol.
Specifically, the strains with larger sperm make them at a slower pace, consistent with a previous comparison of two strains [ 44].
"This suggests the economy has continued to expand at a reasonable pace, consistent with the average rate of growth since the start of 2013," Niesr said.
The bottom line is that all available ocean heat content data show that the oceans and global climate continue to build up heat at a rapid pace, consistent with the global energy imbalance observed by satellites.
"We see that accelerating, not decelerating," with consumer purchases of camera film, for instance, already rising at a consistent pace of 8to10percentent a year, except during the outbreak last spring of severe acute respiratory syndrome, said Daniel A. Carp, the chairman and chief executive of the Eastman Kodak Company.
"Since then, many of these companies have continued to add debt at a consistent pace, but their market values have stopped growing or are growing at a slower pace.
When the alarm rang on Saturday, they sprung into action, and have been working at a consistent pace since.
"Old Man Cisco, he just keeps on rolling," said Steve Kamman, an analyst with CIBC World Markets, who added that Cisco continued to perform at a consistent pace without giving investors particular reason for either enthusiasm or concern.
