"consistently mentioned" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes something that is repeatedly or continuously brought up or referenced in a sentence or conversation. Example: In every conversation with his friends, John consistently mentioned his dream of traveling the world and experiencing different cultures.
The media was also consistently mentioned as "stigmatising" Muslims and portraying them in an "increasingly negative light".
Although we sell across a number of online platforms now, including our own dedicated online shop, we have consistently mentioned eBay being the launchpad for our business, which was finally picked up early last year by eBay HQ.
In amongst our jokes and my attempts to introduce them to Fawlty Towers (with varying levels of success), all have consistently mentioned a feeling of unease with German society at demonstrating national pride.
Ms. Aldini denies such accusations, maintaining that Nicholas is the victim of a puritanical witch hunt, and that he is guilty only of what she called regular hijinks, although she did acknowledge that his school reports had consistently mentioned a behavioral problem.
Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff, at the White House on Monday for a meeting with Mr. Obama, said, "As I have consistently mentioned, I believe that when it comes to drug trafficking, we have to take a hard stance in fighting drug trafficking while addressing those that have fallen prey".
Consistently mentioned by participants was shopping online for feminine exercise clothing.
Corporate leaders consistently mention their frustration that investment professionals rarely, if ever, ask questions about sustainability during quarterly analyst calls.
The goals of traditional process or product design courses are broad ones, and often encompass a significant number of the "soft skills" employers consistently mention as relevant.
They link to the source, but don't consistently mention the name of the source, nor its logo, nor the name of the author.
When you ask thirteen-year-old Yaqeen about her dreams, she will consistently mention learning how to read and write.
Studies examining the effect of just anaemia or anaemia combined with disorder of the alveolocapillary membrane consistently mention that anaemia does affect the diffusion capacity, but the defect of the respiratory membrane on diffusing capacity is greater.
