"Consolidate itself" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of things that have come together to form a unified whole. For example, "After many years of hard work, the team was able to consolidate itself into a powerful force in the industry."
"Brazil wants to consolidate itself as a venue for major events.
This business class sought to consolidate itself and protect its wealth through political office.
That is why the most valuable thing America could do now is to help Egypt's democracy movement consolidate itself.
Nevertheless, the Jewish national home continued to consolidate itself in terms of urban, agricultural, social, cultural, and industrial development.
"This has been a very powerful move," Mr. Kalivas said, "so I think the market is ripe to consolidate itself".
"The government's strategy is to focus on the weakest groups, so that the organised crime market will consolidate itself around Sinaloa," says Mr Buscaglia.
As the transfer of power between Duvall and Spacek consolidates itself, Rule comes more to the foreground, and then there is a crucial visual connection, leading back to that key opening scene in the pool.
It is a massive operation, designed to link and unify all of the group's online operating systems in Europe, North America and Australia, as the Guardian consolidates itself as a leading 24-hour-a-day English-language global news operation.
Administration and Iraq officials insist that leaving the Kurdish autonomous region intact does not preclude Iraq's consolidating itself without ethnic states in the future when Iraq writes its own constitution.
The trend has been a little bit towards Romney, as we would expect based on the way things have gone in terms of the economy and the Romney campaign consolidating itself.
But most important to Airbus, the former European consortium that recently consolidated itself into a single corporation, the A380 will end Boeing's monopoly on very large aircraft, which Airbus estimates will account for 22percentt of sales over the next 19 years.
