The phrase "consistent testimony" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in legal or journalistic contexts to describe when multiple witnesses or sources give matching or uniform statements or accounts of a particular event or incident. Example: The defendant's guilt was confirmed by the consistent testimony of three different witnesses who all described seeing him at the scene of the crime.
Art critic Peter Fuller commended Berger's "consistent testimony to a possible future other than a capitalist one", in an era of communist witch-hunts and cold war hysteria.
But in court, six F.B.I. agents and one police detective gave largely consistent testimony about their initial dealings with Mr. Awadallah, which seemed intended to refute the allegations of mistreatment.
Some of those who followed the trial closely, however, said the criticism was unfair -- that the prosecution put on as strong a case as it could, given the consistent testimony and sympathetic demeanor of the officers and the lack of witnesses to contradict their version of events.
United Nations investigators are receiving consistent testimony that government forces are targeting hospitals, bakeries, schools and other sources of life-sustaining support, and that they are shelling and rocketing civilian areas regardless of whether they have a minimal or heavy rebel presence, she said.
The Group gathered several consistent testimonies from FDLR ex-combatants of Col Rugayi's involvement in exploiting cassiterite and gold in mining areas under the control of the FDLR in Kalehe, before the FDLR were pushed out of these areas by newly integrated FARDC units mainly composed of ex-CNDP elements.
According to Michael Caddell, a lawyer defending the deceased Davidian families in the wrongful death lawsuit, the presence of empty rifle casings is consistent with testimony he will present in court that FBI snipers fired shots into the compound on April 19th.
As noted earlier, what mattered to the Confucius of the Analects was not winning an official position but remaining faithful to the moral behavior he valued.[10] Whether or not Confucius held any important office in Lu is a much-debated point, but from the Mengzi onward, there is consistent ancient testimony that he was director of crime (si kou).
The Board questioned her on how consistent my testimony was with my original statement—"bang on," she said.
Our investigation found the Intelligence Community warned about an increased threat environment, but did not have specific tactical warning of an attack before it happened, Americans which is consistent with testimony that the attacks appeared to be opportunistic.
But during the course of the trial he has flipped to supporting Spirit's team, saying he's grown suspicious of how consistent the testimony is from Page, Plant and Jones.
Mr. Bouckaert said that Hedi's bullet wounds and burn marks were consistent with her testimony.
