"consistently about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that remains constant or true throughout a specific situation or topic. Example: The speaker's message was consistently about the importance of education in achieving success.
"There's nothing in my life I feel consistently about," he complains.
Substrates are consistently about equidistantly bound between these two important active site residues in POX, CBDH, and the GOX and the AAO model), whereby the hydroxyl group, site of oxidative attack, forms hydrogen-bonding interactions to both side chains.
Despite the region's extreme weather conditions, the temperature inside is consistently about 70 degrees.
Concerns have been raised consistently about the ability of the Nauruan police to investigate assaults and abuse.
Pretty consistently about one in 10 people want tougher standards, while around one in 20 want something more permissive.
For months, Mr. Obama has struggled to explain consistently about whether — and how — he would sit down with rogue leaders.
What stands out consistently about the McCain bloc is that it was drawn to all of the things the senator personally represents.
Farrell, as he did so impressively in the overrunning of the Scots a week earlier, was consistently about this business of probing for weakness.
But the people have also spoken clearly and consistently about the importance of policies that promote responsible, sustainable homeownership, like the mortgage interest deduction.
He spoke consistently about bipartisanship and changing the tone in Washington, constantly invoking his own record in Texas as an example.
When transcripts of all AA AG ratios are considered, the percentage of depleted proteins is consistently about 27%, regardless of AA number (Fig. 3d).
