"consistent with the understanding" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The outcome of the negotiation was consistent with the understanding we had reached beforehand."
For the protein-in-adjuvant vaccinations, the soluble Pfs25 protein administered in Alhydrogel predominantly induced IgG1 consistent with the understanding of this Alum-based adjuvant being a weak Th1-type response inducer26.
It was found that the evolution of the PSDFs with respect to flame stoichiometry, temperature and growth time is consistent with the understanding of kinetic competition during soot formation.
These results are consistent with the understanding that in areas with modest topographic relief, as for most of the Australian continent, extreme rainfall is closely aligned with elevation, but in areas with high topographic relief the impacts of topography on rainfall extremes are more complex.
These results were consistent with the understanding that the deformation capacities of bars were better than those of the sleeve regions (JGJ355-2015 2015).
That M1 macrophages are more frequent in plaques with an unstable morphology is consistent with the understanding that M1 macrophages are involved in tissue destruction [8].
This feature is consistent with the understanding that the biochar-surface atomic layer accessible to the ozone molecules may represent only a very small fraction of the total biochar mass.
Many participants understood the functions of both types of infrastructure in ways that were consistent with the understandings of coastal engineers, but did not fully understand how these two types of infrastructure interact each other to mitigate coastal hazards.
One way is to take it that the account must be consistent with the ordinary understanding; a weaker way is to say that the theory must 'respect' that understanding.
The observed alterations in pool sizes are consistent with the present understanding of actions of dFdC.
The enriched GO terms included several biological processes related to biosynthesis and metabolism, transport, and regulation, consistent with the modern understanding of human microbiota roles in metabolism and food digestion44 (Supplementary Table S11).
As such, we find that recent global temperature records are consistent with the existing understanding of the relationship among global surface temperature, internal variability, and radiative forcing, which includes anthropogenic factors with well known warming and cooling effects.
