"conducted consistently" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adverbial phrase that can be used to describe an action that was carried out in a consistent manner. For example, "The research was conducted consistently throughout the study."
Lord Judge said: "The judge has an overriding responsibility to ensure that proceedings are conducted consistently with the proper administration of justice, and so as to avoid any improper interference with its processes.
As kitchen waste which contains very high moisture is difficult to be self-heated up to 45°C, two self-designed kitchen waste composters which included features for temperature and moisture content control were fabricated to allow parallel experiments to be conducted consistently (Figure 1).
Either way, that difficulty of identifying Iowans likely to vote in the caucus means that any poll may be off as to the level of support for a given candidate, but if conducted consistently, any poll should provide a decent measure of trends over time.
Rather, surveillance needs to be conducted consistently over time.
These were conducted consistently by one member of the investigative team with the assistance of the local IP or trained observer.
Despite being commonly provided, a survey of occupational therapy departments in Australia highlighted that assessments are not conducted consistently across departments [ 15].
The mass shooting in Newtown, Conn., appears to have galvanized support — at least temporarily — for gun control, with polls conducted this month consistently showing support for stricter gun laws in the mid 50s.
In 6 states, officials said they had difficulty ensuring that principals conducted evaluations consistently.
Previously conducted studies consistently demonstrated an impaired endothelial function in paediatric patients suffering from type 1 diabetes [ 2, 4, 10].
Heterogeneity tests showed evidence for heterogeneity among studies (p < 0.10) in fewer than half of the analyses conducted, most consistently related to analyses of VSDs.
Between study heterogeneity was identified (p < 0.10) in fewer than half of the analyses conducted, most consistently related to analyses of ventricular septal defects (VSDs).
