The phrase "consistent topic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a subject that is discussed throughout a text. For example, "This essay touches on many different topics, but the writer keeps the discussion focused on one consistent topic."
The ratings drop has been a consistent topic over the past year, and league executives, including commissioner Roger Goodell, have appeared uncomfortable addressing it.
Technology is a consistent topic seen throughout his practice too, having recently made a piece for the Mexican airline Interjet, examining the addictive qualities of Facebook.
Their recommendation to develop persistent identifiers for biodiversity records has been a consistent topic of intense discussion and development [ 16 – 19 ] during the past decade; moreover, persistent identifiers are already in use in many institutions.
Since Tom and I both run legal nonprofits, I can tell you that when we talk one of our most consistent topics is the abysmal state of funding for organizations such as ours and the many other worthy non-profit ventures and research ventures that promulgate and work with the law.
(Veriticracy funnels all stories into consistent topics instead of tags).
The format of all learning modules is consistent across topic areas and is team-based, dynamic and interactive.
Establishes Trust: When your prospects hear a consistent theme from you, they believe that you are knowledgeable about that topic.
The story about Kelley, Broadwell and the Petraeus affair would have been consistent with topics that Hastings has focused on during his reporting career.
We were nevertheless able to identify many topics with consistent semantics - see for example topic 30 ("education") or topic 95 ("birds") – and the topic composition of sample articles (see Figure 5) seemed to reflect the content well.
For what it matters, Obama has been very consistent on this topic from Day One, and I know, because I was the very first reporter to ask him about the notion of prosecuting Bush White House officials -- inspired specifically by the torture issue -- when the then-candidate visited the Daily News 12 months ago.
The association between periodontal diseases and various systemic conditions and its nature was the most discussed topic, consistent with the leading topic in the research community.
