"bring consistency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to mean 'maintain consistency', for example: "We must bring consistency to our workflows in order to ensure maximum efficiency."
"It will bring consistency," Lewis explained.
It sets out to be comprehensive and to bring consistency while maintaining the independence of the judiciary.
First, it should establish a sentencing commission to bring consistency, proportionality and data-based assessments to its laws.
The model was created in the early 1990s by Dr. Plotsky himself to bring consistency to the way maternal separation is studied.
A bipartisan group of governors and state education chiefs created the Common Core in 2010 as a way to bring consistency into K-12 academic standards, which have varied wildly from state to state.
Gay rights advocates said the back-to-back developments were an important sign that the Obama administration was working to bring consistency to its policy on same-sex marriage.
A solar cell scientist brings consistency to perovskite photovoltaics research.
"The lineup is playing together, and you hope that brings consistency.
Together with the Chartered Institute of Housing Scotland we have produced guidance on temporary accommodation standards with the aim of bringing consistency across Scotland.
Lori Mei, the top city education official in charge of testing, said the new policy had brought consistency to promotion decisions.
Now we will see whether, being more directly in charge at Tate Modern, he brings consistency and seriousness to the populist institution he created.
