The phrase "consistent through time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has remained the same over a long period of time. For example: "The political policies of our nation have been consistent through time."
No! Are they amending the records to make them consistent through time?
"Adjusting for these biases, a process known as homogenisation, is carried out by meteorological authorities around the world as best practice, to ensure that climate data is consistent through time".
A29 OBITUARIES A35-36 Donald W. Fiskeiske A psychologist who challenged the idea that personalities could be defined with traits that were consistent through time, he was 86.
Skeleton indexing is however not consistent through time due to persons' occlusions or disappearance from the scene.
Nutrition, sex and castration are shown to influence bone growth in ways that are often element-dependant and not consistent through time.
Remote sensing provides a broad view of landscapes and can be consistent through time, making it an important tool for monitoring and managing protected areas.
At 20°C the rate of change in dispersity is statistically not significantly different from zero indicating the particle size distribution stays uniform through time, consistent with Steudel's [11] observation on Weimarn sols, an effect Steudel also observed to be sensitive to the specific preparation of the sol (water added to the methanol solution).
There is substantial spatial and temporal variability in the drought characteristics, but there are no consistent changes through time.
Next, a multipath dynamic programming searches among all the potential periodicities for the most consistent prospects through time, and finally the most energetic candidate is selected as tempo.
Deprivation category was determined using Carstairs 1991 area-based deprivation deciles 17 based on postcode of residence at first admission and corresponding population denominators from the Consistent Areas Through Time (CATTS) classification tables 18 which allows us to create a long time series of deprivation-specific mortality rates.
