The phrase "inconsistency for" is not a complete sentence.
It has no subject or verb, so it is grammatically incorrect as a stand-alone sentence. However, you can use it in a sentence as a noun phrase, for example: "We have observed an inconsistency for this particular product."
One trouble is that it does not show us that the preference inconsistency to which incoherent beliefs are tied is appropriately analogous to inconsistency for simple (or full) belief, which involves believing inconsistent propositions, i.e. a set of propositions that cannot all be true.
This paper presents two approaches to measuring inconsistency for stratified knowledge bases.
A number of proposals have been proposed for measuring inconsistency for knowledge bases.
But in a fast-changing area like this, I think we can live with some inconsistency for the time being.
As a reward, I now get accused of inconsistency, for saying that deficits were bad under Bush but good now.
More than anyone, Sofiya was the one who paid the price for her husband's inconsistency, for his broken resolutions and self-disgust.
Playing behind a team that has been plagued by inconsistency for the past two months, Holtby lost his sixth straight start, extending a career-worst personal stretch.
Nors happily admitted to a little inconsistency, for she loves to partake in a bit of hygge (she has candlesticks in her office, for example).
Mark Sue, an analyst with RBC Capital, said 3Com had "struggled with execution and inconsistency" for so long that he doubted going private would solve its problems.
He said MacAskill was guilty of a "glaring logical inconsistency" and "a cruel inconsistency" for refusing to allow Megrahi to go back to Libya under the prisoner transfer agreement and then freeing him on compassionate grounds.
(The New York Times) Plagued by inconsistency for much of the 2012 Sprint Cup season, Denny Hamlin has found his winning line when it has counted, earning his second consecutive victory on Sunday at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
