The phrase "inconsistent standards" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The company's decision to implement different policies for different departments has caused confusion among employees due to the inconsistent standards.
Walden said Homebase suffered from inconsistent standards at stores and low sales for the size of its network.
They range from inconsistent standards of measurement to incomplete data on effectiveness to infighting among the advertisers, agencies and media.
Such questions have gone largely unanswered, leaving charter schools in the same swamp of vague and inconsistent standards in which traditional public schools have long been mired.
"These counties have been asked to manufacture votes on behalf of their neighbors," he said, by divining the intent of voters using vague and inconsistent standards.
23% of patients – equivalent to 2.6m patients, including more than 1m over-65s – said they had encountered poor or inconsistent standards of dignity and respect.
Fingerprint experts had conceded that the process they use -- matching large, evenly pressured prints taken from suspects at the police station to smaller, unevenly pressured prints from crime scenes -- is ultimately subjective and bedeviled by inconsistent standards.
Coles notes that the main problem with the IPCC is the inconsistent standard of its investigations.
8 As a result, an inconsistent standard of care has emerged, with North American guidelines promoting the use of HDI for stage IIB, IIC, or III disease, while European oncologists and other health care decision-makers have concluded that routine use of IFN cannot be recommended.
To get an answer, we need to first decide on a good measure of "academic success". Given inconsistent grading standards for college courses, the most easily comparable metric is the graduation rate.
For reasons that follow, we reject this evidentiary formulation as inconsistent with standards that have been developed.
They are also concerned that e-cigarettes are inconsistent in standards and nicotine delivery, and the jury's out on harms (like batteries catching fire) and effectiveness.
