The phrase "consistent thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a pattern of focused thought and decision-making. For example, "John's consistent thinking led him to a successful business career."
Do you blow it out, see if you get one year, win a championship, or do you stay consistent, thinking you'll play in 2011 and we're not going to hurt ourselves?
In keeping with Kant's first Critique, valid thinking is not merely logically consistent thinking.
If the City Ballet remains true to itself, this is because it has been imbued with the consistent thinking that ruled its precursors, the earlier companies directed by Balanchine and Kirstein from 1934 to 1947.
(The same can be said of Trump). An actual commitment to conservatism would require more stringently analytical or, at least, consistent thinking than West has demonstrated since he started his MAGA spree, earlier this year.
Energy scenarios are quantitative or qualitative output from mathematic modelsa of the energy system, or, systematic, consistent thinking in qualitative terms about the energy system.
Fear and suspicion are powerful forces, but we have resources to combat them: clear consistent thinking; specific political/legal principles based on equal respect for human dignity; and the sympathetic imagination.
(This is consistent with thinking that a meta-understanding of the workings of mathematical, modal or moral discourse is important to philosophy; but then there seems no reason why such a meta-understanding should be problematic for methodological naturalism).
"Some have argued that tissue may be donated, though not sold, and this is consistent with thinking that the donor could retain some rights over what the tissue is used for post-donation," she says.
For its critics now, it is seen as Hirschi (1993) describes it: a poor specimen of research and thinking consistent with requirements of government bureaucrats.
At least he's consistent in his thinking.
Research is now crystal clear about the harm caused by irresponsible media that sustains this way of thinking: consistent exposure to distorted images creates entrenched, negative perceptions about people of color.
