The phrase "stylistically consistent" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe something that demonstrates a consistent level of quality in terms of style, form, or technique. For example, "This artist's work is stylistically consistent; no matter what type of painting he does, it is always of a high quality."
"Big Questions" doesn't even pretend to be stylistically consistent.
Most Duboeuf wines are light, fruity and stylistically consistent, though I found his 1998 Julienas to have more depth than usual.
Her peak at auction — three hundred and sixty thousand dollars, at Sotheby's, a year ago — is hardly peanuts, but it lags the millions for works by some of her contemporaries, all stylistically consistent and nearly all male.
Videos taken from Apache helicopters can indeed be as stylistically consistent as dollar bills: there is the bird's-eye view of an Iraqi city captured in infrared "negative," accompanied by the clipped banter of the crew members.
As opposed to relying on 30-second spots, Fox hopes to sell the block as a whole via partnerships that include High-Def-created ads that will be stylistically consistent with the rest of the programming.
The director adds that he stuck with the format to be stylistically consistent with the other two films in the trilogy.
The subsequent I Am Not a Human Being (2010), released while he was in jail (he ultimately served eight months of a one-year sentence), was stylistically more consistent with his previous work and was better-received.
If Odets's paintings are consistent stylistically, thematically their concerns are diverse.
Ham's book was a structurally and tonally uniform affair: utterly consistent stylistically, and with seductively quaint prose.
The Assassin is both stylistically and thematically consistent with the films that he has made in the past decade.
He said Saw 3D is "consistent both stylistically and thematically with previous editions", but said most of the film's traps lack the "Rube Goldberg-style cleverness that marked the series".
