It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of working together and strengthening an existing relationship. For example, "The two companies agreed to consolidate their cooperation in order to potentially develop new, innovative products."
The United States is hoping to consolidate improved cooperation on immigration and security before leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is sworn in as Mexican president on Dec. 1, according to officials from both countries.
The agency gives no details of what is involved but it says: The agreement aims at consolidating military cooperation between Bahrain and the UK and maintaining security and stability in Bahrain and the region, in addition to providing backing for Bahrain to stave off any external aggression threatening its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
This approach is consolidated by cooperation mechanisms and specific agreements with several Member Nations.
A failure to consolidate and widen their cooperation would damage not just both nations but the world as a whole.
The result, the expert said, is that the Sinaloa cartel now sees its chance to consolidate its dominance through cooperation rather than war.
The fundamental questions of a comprehensive revisiting of Bandung is much needed to pursue in a coherent and consistent manner the "Reviving the spirit of Asian-African Solidarity and Cooperation" to consolidate an alliance toward global peace end social progress.
The Abuja regional security summit is a major opportunity for Nigeria, its Lake Chad basin neighbours and their international partners, notably the EU, US, France and the UK, to consolidate regional and wider international cooperation.
This cooperation will further consolidate these systemic changes and address the gaps such as enforcing the newly adopted laws and limiting the duration of pre-trial detention.
We will seek continued dealer cooperation to improve our cash position and consolidate our U.S. network.
