The phrase "in a consistent structure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the organization or arrangement of elements in a uniform manner.
Example: "The report was well-received because it presented the data in a consistent structure, making it easy to follow."
Alternatives: "in a uniform format" or "with a coherent arrangement."
This may happen in practice with a consistent structure learning algorithm when the sample size is large [22,23].
A consistent structure is observed in most resurgent domes in nature.
In addition, we plan to determine the atomic structures of recombinantly expressed and functionally well-characterized mammalian Nav and Cav channels, in order to establish a consistent structure-function relationship.
Obligatory trade-offs faced by group members can potentially lead to phenomena at the group level such as the emergence of a leader, consistent structure in the organization of individuals when moving, and the use of visual or acoustic communication.
The helix H47 is highly variable between different insects; in fact no consistent structure has been found for this region [ 37].
The measure of MBI is already well established in the research literature (also in Spanish) as having a consistent factor structure and stability over time [ 12- 14].
Second, the GGA is revealed by the integration of local structure to a global geometric structure in a consistent manner, thus it is able to integrate the local limited sets of protein pairs to a global picture.
In infanticidal species, there's a consistent social structure.
The well-described 50-year warming trend in the Antarctic Peninsula has not resulted in a consistent trend in phytoplankton size structure, as originally hypothesized, but a mosaic of trends attributed to anomalous mesoscale changes of sea-ice extent and circulation patterns.
A fundamental question is whether there is any consistent structure present in the arrangement of patches and active regions.
