The phrase "consistent with the observation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something which corresponds with or is in agreement with what has been seen or noticed. For example: "My findings are consistent with the observation made by the previous study."
This would be consistent with the observation that many genotoxic drugs induce multiple cell death pathways35,36,37,38,39.
This expansion is consistent with the observation that a gas always expands to fill the volume available.
This concept is consistent with the observation that the liver is also the main target for metformin action91.
This conclusion was consistent with the observation of the Ti8O15 phase in the as-prepared samples.
The results indicate that the suggested multi-index predictions are consistent with the observation.
This is consistent with the observation by previous authors43,44 that use of parsimony is only suitable when rates of character state change are low.
Our results are consistent with the observation that alpine plants allocate a small proportion of their resources to sexual reproduction under harsh environmental conditions12.
This is consistent with the observation that Greenland temperature generally followed proxy-based Northern Hemisphere (NH) average temperature changes over the past 2,000 years4.
This result is consistent with the observation that one fibrillar collagen-encoding gene, colF-2, was co-expressed in cells expressing muscle-specific actomyosin components troponin and tropomyosin7.
Their model is consistent with the observation that fucose levels increase at the synapse with repeated nerve-cell activity in a healthy brain.
This is consistent with the observation that differences in facial form already exist among the youngest known Neanderthals and modern humans10,13,14,15.
