"consistent numbers" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to numbers that are in agreement or in line with one another. Example: The financial report showed consistent numbers for the past three quarters, indicating a stable and successful business performance.
"Polling isn't a prediction but given the consistent numbers we're seeing, there's a clear opportunity to elect many more Green MSPs to represent Scotland's communities," she said.
Until this season, Adam Dunn had fairly consistent numbers in the major leagues, including plenty of homers and runs batted in.
After producing remarkably consistent numbers at the start of his career, his statistics worsened after the team moved from Shea Stadium to Citi Field in 2009.
So, due to unavailability of consistent numbers (magnitude of the changes) for simulating the expected future commodity price changes-we have postulated a number (25%% price increases) based on the studies of developing countries like Mali Kofii and Quentin 2008) and Mozambique (Channing et al. 2008) who are also net food importers.
He has shown consistent numbers with a career-high plus-15 last season.
As things stand, kids/teens have access to and are smoking marijuana in consistent numbers regardless of the laws and anti-drug commercials.
"It's tough when you haven't got a consistent number," he said.
"A consistent number of people involved with these studies got extraordinary sums," he said.
"There is a consistent number of people who have been affected directly because their loved ones have been affected by drug addiction.
"You didn't get this consistent number of weird situations that just came up, pretty much since the beginning of the year".
A number of recent experiments — notably by Barbara Rolls at Penn State — demonstrated that humans tend to eat a consistent weight of food from day to day, but not necessarily a consistent number of calories.
