The phrase "avoid inconsistency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to maintain uniformity or coherence in their actions, statements, or work.
Example: "To ensure clarity in your report, it is essential to avoid inconsistency in your data presentation."
Alternatives: "maintain consistency" or "prevent discrepancies.".
(To avoid inconsistency, such a theory may have to allow that the ordinary laws of physics do not wholly apply within such complex entities).
Finally, the Prosecution maintained that a single trial would avoid inconsistency.
An artificial lightening setup is used to avoid inconsistency in solar radiation.
The manuscript also considers how to improve scientific practice to avoid inconsistency, and discusses criticisms of the investigative method.
To avoid inconsistency some circumstance will have to occur which makes you fail in this attempt to kill your grandfather.
Not only to avoid inconsistency of units, but also for the metric to be invariant to a change of coordinates.
Ms. Rowling, determined to avoid inconsistencies, exercised veto power on matters big (the look of the Hogwarts castle) and small (the font on the restaurant menus).
Having in place a clear and consistent understanding from all parties in the development process in order to define programme and project specific requirements from the very beginning helps to avoid inconsistencies and the potential for changes, misunderstandings and delays during the process.
It consists of: an abstraction layer for the heterogeneity of devices, a transactional execution mechanism to avoid inconsistencies and a controller that, based on a generic model of the environment, makes appropriate decisions and avoids conflicts.
To avoid inconsistencies due to explicit hydrogen atoms and interpretation of aromatic rings by the software during descriptor calculations, the aromaticity option was set to auto-detection as suggested by the PaDEL developers to fix known issues [100].
To avoid inconsistencies due to variable light conditions and variable leaf canopies, we used a model to describe three-dimensional (3D) shoot structures combined with a model of 3D light transfer.
