The phrase "amalgamate to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to combine or merge into one entity. Example: The two companies will amalgamate to form a stronger and more competitive business.
Moreover, it would seem strange to fight for years for electoral reform, on the grounds that it permits a pluralism of political parties, only then to amalgamate to form a monopoly party of the left.Short of that, however, close co-operation is still on the cards.
We have recently reported that during late embryogenesis and postnatally these polar assemblies of AC-junction structures are gradually formed as replacements of distinct embryonal junctions representing desmosomes and fasciae adhaerentes which then may amalgamate to the fused AC structures, in some regions occupying more than 90% of the total ID area.
Robert Stephenson suggested that a number of railways and canals should amalgamate, to reduce competition when bills were presented to Parliament.
Internal Drainage Boards have tended to amalgamate to cover larger areas, and the Romney Marshes Area IDB formed from the Romney Marsh Levels, the Walland Marsh, the Denge and Southbrooks, the Rother and the Pett IDBs.
On a larger scale, the combined actions and decisions of street-level bureaucrats in their bureaucracy amalgamate to form an agenda and heavily influence the direction of policy [ 29].
Because WEE-1.3 was shown to coat all of the diakinetic chromosomes in wild-type animals, we propose that WEE-1.3 is necessary for the individualization of the chromosomes in the mature oocytes and, thus, in the absence of WEE-1.3, the chromosomes amalgamate to form one single structure.
Mahogany Opera and the Opera Group have amalgamated to form the Mahogany Opera Group.
In 1973 the four Muslim parties were amalgamated to form the United Development Party (Partai Persatuan Pembangunan; PPP), and the five non-Muslim parties were amalgamated to form the Indonesian Democratic Party (Partai Demokrasi Indonesia; PDI).
The two original classes were increased to four, and some specialized branches were amalgamated to become the Scientific Civil Service.
Through the Ordinance of 1787 the ceded lands were amalgamated to create the Northwest Territory, which included present-day Indiana.
The revised proposals are likely to force further consolidation in the legal market, with many small firms amalgamating to save on overheads.
