The phrase "into inconsistency" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
One possible use of this phrase is when discussing conflicting or contradictory ideas or actions. For example: "The politician's constant flip-flopping on key issues has plunged the country into inconsistency, leaving the public unsure of where their leader truly stands."
Van Gaal is not concerned that the team have lurched into inconsistency, however.
However, it is rarely investigated how to incorporate preference information into inconsistency measures.
In the young history of the Bundesliga until that point, 1860 had proved to be something of a yo-yo club, which was infuriating for the fans, many of whom would have witnessed their side's the early promise of cup glory, European football and a title win slide into inconsistency and relegation while Bayern slowly cast their own dominant shadow over the landscape in Munich.
Other commentators think that Locke answers the first question negatively for most actions, but with one important qualification that is clarified and made more explicit in E5, and that he answers the second question positively, all without falling into inconsistency (Rickless 2000; Garrett 2015).
The state is expected to delve into inconsistencies in Mr. Zimmerman's statements to the police.
An inconsistency measure is a tool that helps the knowledge engineer in obtaining insights into inconsistencies by assessing their severity.
In the process, however, Mr. Fox has wandered frequently into inconsistencies that have allowed his main rival, Francisco Labastida of the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, to portray him as a slippery politician.
His articles in 1967 and 1968 about a Senate investigation into inconsistencies in the official account of the Tonkin Gulf incident -- that two American destroyers had been attacked without provocation by North Vietnamese torpedo boats -- had a major influence in the public debate over the wisdom of the war.
Can they explain their position without running into inconsistencies, and without having to accept implications that they want to resist?
Similarly, they develop an agonistic art of refuting any claim put forward, exploiting the premises of their interlocutors and leading them into inconsistencies.
As he wended his way deeper into Islam, whenever he bumped into an inconsistency, he had to stop and crush it.
