The phrase "as consolidating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an action or process that involves bringing together or strengthening elements.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at as consolidating the various departments to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "as unifying" or "as strengthening".
Packaged-goods companies, like Procter & Gamble, have suffered as consolidating retailers have introduced many private-label brands.
Standard management practices such as consolidating procurement, outsourcing personnel and finance functions and automating transaction processing all compare poorly with other industries, says Mr White.
As well as consolidating a hold over his own vassals in the Kantō area (around Tokyo), Yoritomo tried to organize the Minamoto followers under his direct control.
About half will relate to information systems; a quarter to changes such as consolidating back-office functions; and the rest to training and customer relations.
If Mr Chávez wins handily in Venezuela, as is expected, his victory will be seen as consolidating the left's dominant position still further.
Indeed, in most of the mergers we studied, cost synergies such as consolidating manufacturing sites and centralizing administrative functions did boost profitability.
Nevertheless, the adequate programming abstractions to handle wireless resources are still missing and are not as consolidated as current solution for wired environments, such as the established OpenFlow protocol.
At depths beyond tens of kilometres, the crust behaves as consolidated dry rock.
Once a particular memory becomes resistant to interference, it is regarded as consolidated.
And it has to continue to upgrade older products as well as consolidate the number of different vehicle platforms it uses.
For an 8 × 8 TP multiplier, twin 2009 [2] requires 11 multiplexers, and our proposed method requires only 7 multiplexer as consolidated in Table 3.
