The phrase 'inconsistent with previous' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express a discrepancy between two items, usually two previous items. For example, "Their current position on the issue is inconsistent with their previous stance."
He said it was also inconsistent with previous rulings on same-sex relationships and could be applied "more broadly than it is intended".
That was not inconsistent with previous remarks by Mattel executives, who said throughout August that they had recalled more units than necessary because they were being conservative.
But the vote margin was not inconsistent with previous voting patterns at New Square, or with voting patterns elsewhere, including in several larger voting districts in upper Manhattan.
DERSHOWITZ is at his best in his exposure of how Bush v. Gore is inconsistent with previous decisions of the majority justices.
This result is not inconsistent with previous studies.
This result is inconsistent with previous macrophage investigations [8, 42].
This result is inconsistent with previous in vivo study (Wang et al. 1961).
There was no significant difference in the change in bone height according to SW, and this result is inconsistent with previous reports [18].
Our data are inconsistent with previous ARDS studies that reported the prognostic value of initial, mean, or maximum EVLWi value [14],[14],[14],[14].
However, the finding of no relationship between market commitment and international market involvement was inconsistent with previous studies (e.g., Hadjikhani 1997).
However, inconsistent with previous literature, younger women rated the low-scoring DT personality as significantly more favorable than the high-scoring DT personality.
