The phrase "consistent size" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe objects that are approximately the same size. For example, "We need to make sure each package is of a consistent size."
The best presses create cookies with well-defined shapes that maintain a consistent size.
The four criteria of the Sats level two handwriting test are legibility, consistent size and spacing of letters, flow and movement, and a confident personal style.
In cases where different polymorphs of a material needed to be compared, we are able construct supercells of consistent size.
The old rolls had a perfectly consistent size across all brands, which was very helpful because then you got so that you could tear off a frame without thinking.
Langton set out to forge a simpler and more elegant chaptering of the Bible, one with fewer divisions of a more consistent size — but that might nonetheless be keyed to significant transitions in the text.
Furthermore, the depletion of senescent cells resulted in MSC cultures where the majority of the cells exhibited a consistent size and ~86.8% fell within the gated population (Q4; Supplemental Fig. 3A).
Finally, we examine several boundary value problems within this consistent size-dependent theory of elasticity.
The present formulation represents an extension of recent work that establishes a consistent size-dependent theory for solid mechanics.
The United States used to have a consistent sizing system, and it looks nothing like the one brands use today.
These dark spots were irregularly spaced but very consistent sizes, varying by less than 20%.
Small monodisperse nuclei are formed and then allowed to react with additional metal salt and a reducing agent to form larger particles of consistent sizes.
