The phrase "consistent with the interests" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is in harmony or agreement with another thing. For example, "The project was completed in a manner consistent with the interests of all stakeholders."
"There are a number of areas where the president's policies are consistent with the interests of members of the carpenters, the teamsters and some other unions," said Ken Mehlman, the White House political director.
Mr. Callahan's lawyer did not respond to a request for comment, but a lawyer for Mr. Manson, Robert J. Anello, said in a statement "that Mr. Manson always acted in a manner consistent with the interests of the owners and investors of the Panoramic Property and that claims to the contrary cannot be sustained".
"I did not promote or discuss matters of specific interest to my clients and, indeed, my generally pessimistic view of Iraq's future was not consistent with the interests of companies trying to attract investors for projects in the country," he said.
It is also consistent with the interests of Chinese enterprises and their partners.
I think she did so in a manner that was consistent with the interests and values of our family.
The White House task force is specifically instructed to find ways to increase the transparency of enforcement activities consistent with the "interests of affected students".
"Selling records is not necessarily consistent with the interest of the artists," said Ken Hertz, a partner in the law firm Hansen, Jacobson, Teller & Hoberman, which represents big-name acts like Alanis Morissette and No Doubt.
Such impacts are consistent with the interest of the Australian government in funding relevant primary health care research that can inform policy and practice.
An important aspect of regulation is its potential role in addressing the type of collective action problem created by dual practices in which the individual short term interests of practitioners are not necessarily consistent with the collective interests of the profession.
"We will do what is in the best interests of Celtic Football Club and our supporters, consistent with upholding the interests and reputation of Scottish football," said Lawwell.
Celtic: Celtic chairman Peter Lawwell issued a statement that: "Our guiding principle is that we will do what is in the best interests of Celtic Football Club and our supporters, consistent with upholding the interests and reputation of Scottish football.
