"inconsistency about" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a lack of agreement or coherence in someone's thoughts, words, or actions. An example sentence using "inconsistency about" could be: "The company's financial records reveal an inconsistency about their reported profits and actual expenses." In this sentence, the phrase suggests that there is a discrepancy or lack of consistency between the reported profits and the actual expenses of the company.
Only one inconsistent recommendation (a minor inconsistency about salt and fluid restriction) was based on expert consensus, the remaining inconsistencies differed in their evaluation of the empirical findings (types A and B).
On the other hand, there is a whiff of inconsistency about a family seeking public-market funds, but having such little faith in investors that it requires protection.
When Trump's office was asked to respond to Harth's allegations, they highlighted her inconsistency about her views on Trump, forwarding emails from 2015 and as recently as January 2016 in which she expressed friendly feelings about Trump and even asked about a job helping to do his campaign trail makeup.
But there remains an infuriating inconsistency about them which suggest that although they have good players, they don't have talent from the very top drawer to make a challenge for a European place - which must be the next target for Bruce's men.
"There has been a lot of inconsistency about Hibs this season and that showed again today.
It is one thing to say that there is no logical inconsistency about pains literally being in physical space, but it is another to make the view plausible.
Later there are also reports of "inconsistencies" about how she removed protective gear.
Whatever Mrs. Clinton's or Mr. Obama's inconsistencies about how to wind down the war, they are both models of coherence next to Mr. McCain.
Also, "I have not that well-considered attitude towards life which gave a kind of unity to G.B.S.'s worst inconsistencies about art".
"The fact that there are some inconsistencies about how she came to this country should have no bearing on what happened that night".
Kerry prefers to describe his opposition as a protest vote, since he cast it knowing that the measure would pass, and he considers it a minor matter compared with the Bush Administration's own inconsistencies about Iraq.
