The phrase "active consolidation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, data management, or psychology, where it refers to the process of actively bringing together or integrating information or resources.
Example: "The company is focusing on active consolidation of its assets to improve financial stability."
Alternatives: "dynamic integration" or "proactive merging".
According to the active consolidation hypothesis13, 14, 16, 17, previously learnt information is replayed during sleep, enabling the transfer and strengthening of memories for long-term cortical storage.
Such account can seem, at first, opposed to the active consolidation hypothesis, as it stresses the importance of synaptic downscaling rather than synaptic potentiation during sleep.
Contrary to this view, we observed above-baseline improvement from Session 1 to Session 2 in memory for shared features in a declarative memory task, with no evidence of learning within the sessions, suggesting an active consolidation process32.
However, both types of processes could occur during sleep but during distinct phases of sleep: active consolidation in light NREM and REM sleep and synaptic downscaling in deep NREM sleep (see ref. 22 for a review).
Still, according to the same data presented in Table 1, we can identify the Spanish fiscal adjustment as an active consolidation process, since debt reduction process was also driven by the control over the cyclically-adjusted primary deficit.
Farahnakian et al. [18] proposed a Reinforcement Learning-based Dynamic Consolidation method (RL-DC) to minimize the number of active host considering the resource requirement.
The two predominant explanations of sleep-dependent consolidation the synaptic homeostasis hypothesis46 and active systems consolidation theory47 both attribute the beneficial effect of sleep on memory to processes occurring during slow wave sleep.
This suggests that the orientation-dependent effects seen in Experiment 2 are specifically associated with active selection and consolidation in a more lasting form, rather than with the activation of identity representations in memory [see also 16].
He has said the UK is one of the best three markets in Europe, along with the Netherlands and Poland, and that he intends to be active in global consolidation.
We also found that other areas, mainly located in the temporal and occipital lobes and which are likely to be active in memory consolidation, experienced significant structural GM changes after three months.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to assess changes in scapular orientation during active motion after consolidation of clavicular fractures and in relation to clavicular shortening.
