The phrase "certain consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is reliable, predictable, and unwavering. For example: "He had a certain consistent work ethic that always resulted in high-quality work."
But the view does deny that certain consistent ways of extending ZFC are preferable because they consist of true principles, whereas others contain false principles.
Nevertheless, converging studies are pointing to certain consistent and reliable impacts of pornography use.
But Mr. Maxwell said he does not tell his actors to talk that way, nor does he conceive of his own work as having a certain consistent style.
This is partly the result of certain consistent emphases and features in the music written by composers of different nationalities.
There are usually a half-dozen or so choices on the menu, which changes daily but has certain consistent features; for example, you can expect fish fillets on Fridays.
Breaking down the categories (plants, animals, and shapes) of the entities Nio creates, a certain consistent ambiguity within the same type emerges.
Unfortunately, scientists are often held hostage by the "need" to produce certain results consistent with their hypothesis, and suffer when things don't work out the way they hope.
Design examples and comparisons among three different design formats demonstrate that RID proposed in this paper is of certain and consistent system reliability levels, and provides a feasible way for structural engineers to improve the design quality and flexibility of steel frame structures.
Many large academic practices have accepted the notion that subspecialization provides certain benefits more consistent care, a higher degree of state-of-the-art knowledge, improved teaching, and better working relationships and communication among the subspecialty anesthesia faculty and their surgical and nursing colleagues.
With an identity based only on opinion, you have two unattractive choices: (1) Admit that tomorrow you could no longer belong to the tribe, because you might change your mind; or (2) admit that in order to preserve tribal feeling, you will have to behave as if your opinion is much more certain and consistent than a normal thought.
