The phrase "consistent with this reasoning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something aligns or agrees with the logic or rationale previously presented.
Example: "The findings of the study are consistent with this reasoning, suggesting that the hypothesis is valid."
Alternatives: "in line with this reasoning" or "aligned with this logic."
The results from our proteomic analysis appear to be consistent with this reasoning.
Evidence from past research is consistent with this reasoning.
Consistent with this reasoning, we found that sialophorin targeting increased the susceptibility of MCF7 to NK cytotoxicity.
Consistent with this reasoning, germ line Opa1 haploinsufficiency in mice induces mitochondrial fragmentation and ROS production with an age-dependent cardiomyopathy (Chen et al, 2012a).
Consistent with this reasoning, a previous study of chromosome aberrations in nulli-tetrasomic lines showed that the nulli5B-tetra5D line contains a deletion in the chromosome 7AS region that likely contains TaEPSPS-7A1 [ 24].
Consistent with this reasoning, SH2-recognized Tyr-SLiMs in signal transduction proteins that have more than ten PXXP SH3 binding motifs are significantly more conserved than SLiMs without this selection.
This is consistent with the reasoning that superior average condition for longer periods provides more benefit than inferior condition for shorter periods [23].
This is consistent with the reasoning that if hormone-dependent breast cancers respond to estradiol challenge with an increase in FDG uptake [16 18], then tumors dependent upon the ER pathway for growth should display a decline in FDG uptake as AI therapy lowers estradiol levels.
This analysis is consistent with the reasoning provided in Section 5.1.
The patterns of secessionist demands analyzed in the empirical literature seem largely consistent with this economic reasoning.
We observe oscillatory activity close to the threshold value θ consistent with the reasoning in Sect.
