The phrase "a consolidation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of combining or merging elements or information from various sources.
Example: "The report is a consolidation from multiple studies conducted over the past year."
Alternatives: "a synthesis of" or "an amalgamation of".
Juventus were given a late consolidation from a Zinedine Zidane free-kick but this couldn't dampen United's joy.
In September, 2004, Rachel Yould sought two hundred and forty thousand dollars in a "consolidation" loan from Sallie Mae, which asked her to submit an updated loan application and income verification for her co-borrower — Rachel Hall.
The framework proposed herein is derived from a consolidation of heuristics from the model-based systems engineering, robotics, human systems integration, biology, and computer science disciplines.
Cushman's new 175,000-square-foot offices, home of its world headquarters, represent both a consolidation and downsizing from its three previous Midtown locations.
A consolidation of results from country, regional, and global exercises allowed authors to define a final list of 18 crosscutting high-priority policy issues related to ATM in LMICs.
First off, it's worth noting that the overall goal of antitrust regulations is to protect the consumer from unfair business practices that may arise from a consolidation of power within a single company.
Some analysts said TPG might expect to profit from a consolidation in the banking sector as a result of the credit crisis, which could make Bradford & Bingley a takeover target.
But he told The Financial Times that he was "very optimistic" that Microsoft could pull off the main goals of its proposed $41 billion deal, provided it concentrated on not disrupting the experience of internet users and advertisers, rather than on racing to get all the financial and other benefits from a consolidation of the two companies' operations.
Using the Pathway Distiller framework as outlined in Figure 3, we describe the process of taking a resultant gene list (e.g., derived from a differential expression analysis method) and finding enriched pathway concepts (a set of pathways derived from a consolidation procedure) that provide function insights for the genomic data.
The final questionnaire was a consolidation of the information from these sources, and included 18 closed-ended attitudinal questions, 2 of which had an open-ended component asking players "why" they chose their respective response, and 1 open-ended attitude question.
