The phrase "consistent with this logic" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is in accordance with a particular set of principles or reasoning. Example: The decision to prioritize safety measures in the workplace is consistent with this logic of putting employee well-being first.
(Treating whistleblowers leniently is consistent with this logic: letting them off punishment raises the odds of truth-telling, and therefore of detection).
Consistent with this logic, we postulate the final set of hypotheses: Hypothesis 5 Entrepreneurial strategy positively affects firms' international performance.
Consistent with this logic, we observed that bilateral dorsal posterior insula activation reflects behavioural interaction at a phenomenological level.
Consistent with this logic, patients in this study rated these Body Function concerns as being more important to them in the first month following surgery.
Consistent with this logic, we found that genes in the Sulfolobus genome distant from replication origins were the least conserved among strains and by definition were most dispensable.
Consistent with this logic, preliminary chromatin immunoprecipitation studies performed by the Fox lab indicate that Fkh1 does not bind this sequence at its native chromosomal location (T. Hoggard and C. Fox, personal communication).
This departure implies intrusion of a different mechanism consistent with the logic used to explain similar intrusions in behavioural energy-response data [ 52].
During a recent discussion in the Manhattan school on punishments doled out in the ninth and tenth pouches of Dante's Inferno, one student said she thought the physical torture was "consistent with the logic of the story".
Mill objects to these views in the name of logic: they are simply not consistent with the logic that is appropriate to the claim accepted by these philosophers that all knowledge is relative.
Consistent with the logic model, the evaluative approach will focus both on the implementation of the intervention and the measurement of its effects by using a mixed methods design [ 46] to evaluate health interventions [ 47].
Consistent to this logic, 'free' medicines are deemed to be valueless.
