The phrase 'consistent with the proposal' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a course of action or ideas that agree with the proposal presented. For example, "We need to ensure that our actions will be consistent with the proposal put forth by the committee."
The significant interaction between Distance and Direction is also consistent with the proposal.
This would be consistent with the proposal of Aguiar and Gopinath (2007).
The results are consistent with the proposal that hydrogen spillover is responsible for the observed promotion.
These findings are consistent with the proposal by Gelman, R. (1990).
It also is consistent with the proposal from EST that event boundaries anchor one's organization of events in memory.
Moreover, an identical decrease in the KIE of both reactions was identified following Na-doping, consistent with the proposal that Na electronically weakens the formate C H bond.
This result is consistent with the proposal that different genes are involved in hopelessness and suicidal behavior or in depressive illness.
Together, these results are consistent with the proposal that monitoring for sleep-related threat functions to maintain insomnia by triggering negative thoughts and the use of safety behaviours.
This is consistent with the proposal of Dolgov and McBeath (2005) that hallucinations are underpinned by a more relaxed response bias in order to maximize the number of perceptual "hits" at the expense of an increase of "false alarms".
The fact that the de-part of the V-DE construction expresses an achieved effect, quality, degree, result, or state is consistent with the proposal that the suffix -de is historically derived from a verb that means 'to obtain'.
All of these ORR performance characteristics are essentially independent of the type of carbon powder substrate used, consistent with the proposal that the ORR active sites arise from the surface product formed by the thermal decomposition of pda.
