The phrase "make consistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in the context of arranging or organizing something in a logical, orderly manner. For example, "We need to make our processes more consistent by setting up clear guidelines for each task."
Those statistics that consistently produce ratios greater than one can be said to make consistent contributions to the predictive performance of the model.
"People make consistent matches between shape properties," he says.
Discuss: When you read online or print materials, do you make consistent efforts to distinguish between facts, opinions and claims?
Those movies make consistent huge profits for studios, which could be in the billions.
Improve and make consistent the public interest defences in both civil and criminal law: robust defences for disclosures which have public value.
Fine, but the new structure doesn't answer the perennial question of whether Barclays can make consistent and stable returns in investment banking.
How would you make consistent, long-term measurements that would allow people to compare ocean heat from decades ago to today?
If there were only two or three giant airlines competing to fly just about everywhere, each might be able to make consistent profits, they say.
I know that this report will help us to ensure that we are able to make consistent and sound decisions in cases involving allegedly false allegations.
But while some funds offer annuity-like features, and expect to make consistent payouts, none carry an annuity's contractual guarantee of specific payouts.
Verlander was not spotless, retiring the side in order only once, but the Athletics' inability to make consistent contact kept them from staging any rallies.
