"does not seem consistent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express doubt or uncertainty about the coherence or compatibility of something. Example: "The evidence presented does not seem consistent with the witness's testimony." In this case, the speaker is indicating that there may be discrepancies or contradictions between the evidence and the witness's account, casting doubt on the veracity of the testimony.
"This does not seem consistent with his character, O.K.? If what the youngest of them says was true, it was pretty horrible and he shouldn't be senator," he said.
The skilled tennis player is skilled in part because she knows how to adjust her game to a novel serve, behavior that does not seem consistent with following a rule book.
The PRVSM-alt having a larger computational overhead does not seem consistent with intuition.
While the underlying mechanism of action cannot be established from this study, it seems conceivable that the antioxidant properties of riboflavin [17 23] could explain reduced muscle pain and soreness during exercise, although the lack of reduced muscle pain and soreness during recovery does not seem consistent with this mechanism.
In other words, Dolan's position does not seem consistent with reality.
This does not seem consistent with Figure 1B.
Often, Mr. Obama's leads in these polls have been small, but that still doesn't seem consistent with the notion — as the national polls seem to express — that the race is about tied.
It's certainly not always safe to be open about your non-theism, but whether the freedom of certain religious people to, in certain contexts, be fearlessly open doesn't seem consistent with the sort of the ubiquitous unearned immunity and reward scheme that the term usually refers to.
However, analysts said the girls' injuries did not seem consistent with airstrikes, but were more similar to machete wounds, suggesting that the footage could have been staged.
When Carlson interviewed Trump last month, he asserted, cordially but firmly, that the Republicans' health-care bill, with its tax cut for investors, did not seem "consistent" with the message voters sent in 2016.
Mr. Espinosa said he took hope from the undertaker's remarks that the bullet's trajectory straight through his nephew's head did not seem consistent with a suicidal rifle shot.
