The phrase "consistent in form" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe how a sentence or phrase maintains the same grammatical structure or pattern throughout. Example: The author's writing style is consistent in form, with each sentence following a similar structure and flow.
Throughout history, recreational architecture has been the most consistent in form of any type.
[cartoon id= a20175"] Negotiations tend to be remarkably consistent in form, whether the subject is Iranian nukes or prisoners' rights.
In fact, he keeps trying to forgo his trademark shot -- the one in the videos, the one that always works for him, which is a two-hands-behind-the-head move, remarkably consistent in form.
Use of the PSI-MI XML schema ensures that all molecular interaction data representations are consistent in form.
"We've had a couple of good days and we want to be consistent in our form.
"To be consistent in all forms is a credit to the whole squad and management and for me personally it is a real privilege and an honour to pick up the reins and work with Dougie".
"To be consistent in all forms is a credit to the whole squad and management and for me personally it is a real privilege and an honour to pick up the reins and work with Dougie". Is One-Day Cup England's ODI answer?
Similar results in islet morphometry and glucose tolerance were observed in βAgo2KO mice placed on a HFD, indicating that the effect on β cell mass was consistent in multiple forms of insulin resistance and, although extrapancreatic recombination has been shown with this Cre line, including in the hypothalamus, energy expenditure or food intake was not affected.
But the 30-year-old has been in consistent form in Test matches this summer, with three fifties in four innings against West Indies, two of them unbeaten, resulting in a series average of 111.
This is one advantage of LSM, in which material may be removed or include in automatic and in consistent form.
Where the earlier performance of the drama on the stage used the syntax of the screen, with time and location shifting often with the wandering of the man's mind, such movement and flow are thoroughly natural and consistent in the cinematic form.
