"visual consistency" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the use of consistent visual elements, such as colors, fonts, and formatting, in a piece of writing or design. This helps to create a cohesive and professional appearance. Example: The designer ensured visual consistency throughout the company's marketing materials, using the same color scheme and font in all of their promotional materials.
Visual consistency also matters.
But if you're looking for visual consistency, you're in the wrong place.
Visual consistency is crucial to BoJack's themes, because his misery keeps piercing through the rapid show-business satire.
Before-and-after shots, much like class gatherings themselves, tend to promise drastic reinventions, but Sittenfeld's deliver a visual consistency that feels both plain and profound.
The portraits in "Reunion," taken during junior year of college and fifteen years after graduation, deliver a visual consistency that feels both plain and profound.
One result is a strange combination of save-the-planet zeal and visual consistency: the coherence, say, of the Museum of Modern Art's 1965 "Responsive Eye" exhibition of Op Art, as if reinterpreted by Greenpeace.
In comparison to other attended systems [35], our proposed talking head system achieved the most audio-visual consistency in terms of naturalness.
The visual design consistency between the S8 and the S9 heavily suggests Samsung doesn't yet have sensing hardware to directly challenge the capabilities of the iPhone X's TrueDepth camera.
Although we controlled for visual context consistency and the 'operant component' of the flight simulator training, any other difference could account for the differential requirement of brain structures.
There are the quality visual correlation consistencies between the cloud platform encoding and multimedia playback source packet stream.
The same lack of visual or conceptual consistency prevailed at Christie's on Oct. 6.
