The phrase "consistent with previous studies" is correct and usable in written English. This phrase can be used when referring to findings in a research study that support previously conducted research. For example: "Our results were consistent with previous studies, indicating that the treatment was effective.".
The results in Long Island were consistent with previous studies.
These results, published in December in the journal Cancer, are consistent with previous studies.
That result was predictable, and it is consistent with previous studies.
This is consistent with previous studies.
This is consistent with previous studies [35, 36, 38 40].
The high number of falls is consistent with previous studies.
This finding is consistent with previous studies [7, 18, 19].
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