"consistent writing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to writing that follows a certain style, tone, or structure throughout a piece of writing. Example: The key to effective communication is consistent writing. This means using the same vocabulary and tone in all of your business emails, memos, and reports.
The first course will help you solidify your idea for a book, figure out your creative process, and develop a consistent writing habit.
Though your plan may take several weeks to get together, it should read as one document, with a consistent writing style from one section to another.
It does, however, contain a half-buried glimmer of hope: among the few bright spots researchers found was a high school where "students used a consistent writing protocol across all their classes". I couldn't find any further information in the report or its technical appendix, but the brief parenthetical remark rang true.
Then the class ended and my consistent writing came to an abrupt halt.
Many successful writers will tell you the key to being a great writer is building a consistent writing habit.
I have some medical issues that sometimes can get in the way of consistent writing from day-to-day, but I usually can get around them, and I work very hard at it.
It's a trend that has remained consistent, write the report's authors, who highlight energy giants Exxon Mobile, Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell as having "failed to disclose critical water information to their investor shareholders" via CDP for the last five years.
Whatever the experimental design, "the pattern across all of these studies is strikingly consistent," writes Shari Seidman Diamond, a law professor and psychologist at Northwestern University Law School, who has reviewed what research there is for a forthcoming book.
The task of disambiguation was particularly tricky, as people at the time were not very consistent when writing their names.
The papyrus fragment, which measures only about 1 ½ by 3 inches, is written in Coptic that Dr. King says is consistent with writing seen in fourth-century Egypt.
The idea is that Shostakovich demonstrated equal if not greater integrity than other more artistically consistent composers writing in more congenial circumstances by coding his works with anti-Stalinist irony.
