The phrase "consistent income" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when describing a person's financial situation or referring to a reliable source of income. For example: "John has a consistent income from his job as an accountant."
By guaranteeing a consistent income, the buyers were able to give the fishermen security.
Quinn at Epilepsy Scotland says changing mindsets is half the battle: "The charity is taking a long-term view in establishing this enterprise, to develop a consistent income stream to lessen reliance on extremely valuable but unpredictable sources of income".
"The other players in the crowd funding space aren't providing regular, consistent income to content creators," he said.
By restricting entry into the market, taxis could afford to maintain their vehicles and to secure a more consistent income.
One consistent income stream has stemmed from the NFL games played at Wembley since 2007.
Citing a U.S. government research study, Schlossberg says he was blown away by learning that 77% of Americans reported they would rather have more consistent income than make more money.
However, using the Gallup World Poll data, Stevenson and Wolfers (2013) studied the income-SWB link at both individual and country level and found a significant and consistent income-SWB link for both poor and rich countries.
The truth of the matter is that there are quite literally millions more potential homebuyers of color and borrowers of all ethnicities with lower and moderate, yet stable and consistent incomes than there are sufficiently affluent White borrowers emerging to sustain the marketplace.
Recipients need to be able to demonstrate consistent future income, and the amount given needs to actually cover their housing expenses for the month.
His practice was successful enough for him to buy a block of buildings on Main Street in Canton, which provided him with a small but consistent rental income for decades to come.
