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One sushi counter is counting one piece of sushi. This can also mean consistency, which makes sense if you think about piece of sushi—each one should be as consistent as the last! Linked to this, it can also mean integration, because integration is easier if there's consistency, after all.
This is a jukugo word that uses the on'yomi readings of the kanji. You should be able to read this on your own.
最高級のトロを一貫だけ注文しました。
I ordered just one piece of the highest grade of fatty tuna.
その猟師は一貫してノーと言い続け、結局一貫も寿司を食べないまま日本を後にした。
The hunter consistently said no, and eventually left Japan without having eaten a single piece of sushi.
お客様には一貫した対応を取らないと、後でクレームが来ますよ。
You have to be consistent with your customers or you will get complaints later.
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