"consistent figure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person or a number that is steady and reliable over time. For example, you could say, "This company has had a consistent figure of 10% growth each year for the past three years."
All that said, the most consistent figure on the team is Rodgers.
In many works he is easy to miss, as he tends not to be a central or consistent figure, but rather one who skulks in the margins.
The total prison population on 30 June 2011 stood at 85,374 offenders - of this women accounted for 5%, a consistent figure with the four preceding years.
The loss cannot simply be blamed on Weeden, but the lack of a consistent figure behind centre all but highlighted the need for Romo to return.
From his earliest work, he was obsessed with body odor, and olfactory metaphors are probably the most consistent figure in his prose, right to the end of his life, when he congratulated Gandhi for leaving a clean smell when he died.
At a time when the women's game is lacking a dominant and consistent figure, Sharapova provided more evidence that she is capable of filling that vacuum.
They become dependable and consistent figures of authority.
Nor are Huawei or ZTE, as they don't provide consistent figures.
One of the few consistent figures was Glavine, who has flown so far under the radar that he could probably be confused for Steve Trachsel.
But it is true in enough places to make Ukip's consistent figures in the opinion polls part of a wider social phenomenon.
Despite small improvements in recent years, consistent figures of less than 5% indicate the low likelihood of uniting the sub-region as a cohesive trading bloc in the short-term.
