'lead to consistency' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe how a given action or plan can bring about a consistent result. For example: "By following the same routine everyday, it will lead to consistency in the results."
Consistency in the size of your dough segments will lead to consistency in the size of your dumplings.
Post World Cup '90 & Euro '96 there was optimism based on a couple of compelling performances in each tournament which didn't lead to consistency at the top table.
However, low viscosity ratios between immiscible fluids in contact at an interface and large surface tensions may lead to consistency issues as far as mass conservation is concerned.
Findings suggest that infrastructure is not self-enacting and needs to be coupled to school level design in ways that are coherent and mutually reinforcing if infrastructure is going to lead to consistency of outcomes.
They lead to consistency, stability and flowing human intercourse.
"Supersport is always a very tight class and I would predict 24 very close races, so I will need to have mental strength, sharpness and concentration, which all in turn lead to consistency.
This leads to consistency in the limiting oxygen concentration (LOC) and minimum required amount of inert gas (MAI) values.
Diane Clark, Toad Hall's manager, admitted the EYFS had created more paperwork than before, but said that, generally, it had had a positive impact on policy and practice and had led to consistency of delivery.
Additionally, goal-oriented training leads to consistency of the final results, since all residents are expected to reach the performance standard [11].
Feeling a proper balance (both front-to-back and side-to-side) is critical on all shots, and leads to consistency.
Asynchronous replication, if there are no other consistency-ensuring mechanisms, will lead to eventual consistency because there is a lag between write confirmation and propagation.
