"consistently developed" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used as an adjective phrase to describe something that has been developed in a consistent and steady manner. Example: "The student's consistently developed study habits resulted in excellent grades throughout the semester."
Osteolytic lesions consistently developed in the 5T2 MM, but this was not consistent for 5T33 MM.
Despite that, North Korea has consistently developed its nuclear power.
The system consistently developed from one featuring a common elementary school to one incorporating a progression into separate paths.
Yet its Supreme Court has gradually -- if not always consistently -- developed a determination not to sacrifice the values of freedom in the fight against terrorists.
The consistently developed round-bottomed geometry of the channels and the nature of channel-fills strongly advocate in favour of their subaqueous origin.
By liaising closely with our more than 400 clients from a range of different industries mostly in Germany, we have consistently developed our software and adapted it to the needs of different industries.
When the CS consists of forelimb or mossy fiber stimulation these Purkinje cells consistently develop typical conditioned responses14 as shown in Fig. 1C.
In order to expand variety, volume, and complexity and still maintain an edge in quality and reliability, you have to consistently develop and reinforce the problem-solving skills of people throughout the organization.
The horse is an example of this; the domestic form of this species consistently develops spontaneous stereotypic behaviours akin to the compulsive and impulsive behaviours observed in human neurological disorders such as Tourette's syndrome.
Five years ago, one would expect a movie that opened really big to see a 30 to 40 per cent drop-off the following weekend, but this summer pretty much everything – Godzilla, The Amazing Spiderman 2, X-Men – has seen a 60-plus60-pluspercent-off, and this does seem to be a consistently developing trend.
Sudan has already become China's third-largest trade partner in Africa with co-operation in each sphere consistently developing". Sophie Richardson, Asia advocacy director of Human Rights Watch, said: "The Chinese government loves to claim it is a friend of the African people.
