"consistent with regard to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is in accordance with a particular standard. For example: "My performance was consistent with regard to the company's expectations."
Our findings were consistent with regard to DRF comparing AIs/ANs to Whites.
Among the five features of LSWSs, our findings are consistent with regard to three items.
Ibn Daud is, however, not entirely consistent with regard to the first objective.
All currently published studies are consistent with regard to the effect of PP on oxygenation during VV-ECMO.
Thus, the choice of the ANP for strategies is consistent with regard to the integrated strategy emphasized by the national policy framework.
It proposes that the discrete equations for aggregation or breakage processes be internally consistent with regard to the desired moments of the distribution.
David G. Chandler's Marlborough as Military Commander and A Guide to the Battlefields of Europe are consistent with regards to French casualty figures i.e., 12,000 dead and wounded plus some 7,000 taken prisoner.
Are the metrics consistent with regards to time period, collection protocols, spatial resolution, etc. across all systems or regions?
Agona strains were found to be highly consistent with regards to Calcofluor binding or not, as 98% of all the strains were consistent.
The two datasets appeared consistent with regards to the major univariate findings of negative associations between persistent users of high/narrow womens' heels and lower limb OA.
Previous research on compulsive buying is particularly consistent with regards to its multifactorial etiology with a wide plethora of sociodemographic and psychological variables playing a role in the development of this problem [ 12].
