"consistency in reporting" can be used in written English.
For example, "Maintaining consistency in reporting is important for accurate financial records." This phrase is typically used in business contexts to suggest that reports should have the same format and information from one to the next.
There is a lack of consistency in reporting which children go missing from care, and in gathering relevant data.
"At the moment there is no consistency in reporting so it's difficult for investors to make informed decisions".
Your cooperation will greatly contribute to a productive research progress and consistency in reporting.
Reported results were primarily descriptive rather than explanatory, and there was a marked lack of consistency in reporting standards and methods.
All in all we need more consistency in reporting human and companion animal encounters with coyotes.
These visual cues have been demonstrated to encourage internal consistency in reporting relationship histories [ 31, 32].
Due to the lack of consistency in reported outcomes, a comparison of various rigid nails is difficult and subject to observer variability.
Additionally, comparison of data from study records and the qualitative interview revealed a high level of consistency in reported behavior and agreement between data sources.
Until there is consistency and accuracy in reporting these basic data I think it will be very difficult to make any meaningful comparisons between services or determine allocation of funding".
It allows for a greater consistency in QTL reporting for traits related to growth.
Interestingly, although not detailed here, there is a consistency in studies reporting abnormalities in the immune response to a particular EBV protein EBNA1, but not to other EBV proteins or other viruses, in patients with multiple sclerosis (Lünemann et al., 2008; Sundstrom et al., 2009; Jafari et al., 2010).
