"based on consolidation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to something that has been formed through combining two or more things. For example, "We are considering a new project based on consolidation of our existing resources."
This paper describes the problems of the present system, which is based on separate accounting and arm's length pricing, the advantages of one based on consolidation and formula apportionment, such as those employed by the US states and Canadian provinces, and the desirable characteristics of such a system.
Two trabecular indices were scored from 1 to 3 each based on consolidation for one of the indices, and fracture line disappearance for the other.
Whether improvement in sWM reflects a general post-sleep facilitation of learning, or is more specific and based on consolidation of landmarks, is not known.
A high degree of differentiation of goods leads to different logistic and transport strategies, based on consolidation of flows (mainly less-than-truck loads, LTL), JIT deliveries, service quality and adaptation to demand variations.
The deletion of TBI in a strategy based on consolidation by megatherapy may be detrimental.
Our measurement and modeling experiments are based on a consolidation benchmark (vConsolidate) running on a state-of-the-art CMP server.
The dynamic placement based on VM consolidation is a strictly NP-hard problem [28].
Based on dynamic consolidation technique, status is checked for every scheduled interval.
Based on conventional consolidation theory, a very long time is required for the dissipation of excess pore water pressure to be completed (weeks to years).
Labour rights are legally based on 'The Consolidation of Labour Laws' (Consolidação das Leis do Trabalho) tackling principal subjects such as registration/labour card, period of recreation, occupational safety, organisation into worker unions or inspection.
