The phrase "a centralisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of consolidating control or authority in a central location or organization.
Example: "The company is undergoing a centralisation of its operations to improve efficiency and decision-making."
Alternatives: "a consolidation" or "a centralization" (note the American English spelling).
We do not need a centralisation of all economic policies.
That's a centraliSation of power that is totally un-American.
Moreover, both have promoted a centralisation of regulatory power and a concentration of wealth, with banks too-big-to-fail and cartels of supermarket and retail chains.
The big story of the last 30 years is that there has been a centralisation of both market and state power.
Cass urges the NHS to instigate radical changes in how it treats children, including a centralisation of hospital services to reduce preventable deaths.
But over time it also became calcified, intermittently corrupt, incapable of responding imaginatively to discontented minorities, and one of the two parties was committed to a centralisation of power that was increasingly a bad fit with Spain's diversity.
"Post Hutton there has been a greater centralisation, or a desire for greater centralisation of editorial decision making... at the expense of the sort of independence previously exercised at the time when George Entwistle was running Newsnight or Peter Barron or various distinguished figures," said Paxman.
This bill is the ideological outlet for the Tories' obsession with school structures: a part of their plan to convert every school to an academy in a further centralisation of powers in Whitehall.
The period spanning from the colonial period through Tanzanian independence to 1982 was characterised by a strong centralisation and parallel lack of a local government system in its real sense.
He told Jo Coburn on the Daily Politics that one-in-ten Cornish people previously called for a county assembly, but the Labour government "frankly did nothing", and a later centralisation plan "did great harm".
"The economy, the administrative structure, it's all heading towards a new centralisation.
