The phrase "consolidate training" is correct and can be used in written English.
It generally refers to a process of reinforcing knowledge or skills by repeated practice or review. For example: "Our company plans to consolidate training by offering refresher courses each quarter."
The whistleblower had been employed to consolidate training documents used to brief NSA agents and contractors on the full range of NSA programmes and sources, which gave him access to the intimate (and sometimes boastful) details of the NSA's capabilities.
Selected clinic staff attended a drug resistance training workshop at the Africa Centre in May 2012 to consolidate training – this used a case-based learning approach.
The interviewers were required to reach 95% agreement when scoring two gold-standard interview videotapes prepared by C.H. and G.H. Regular quarterly booster training sessions were held along with monthly workshops to discuss the scoring of complex cases and consolidate training.
"Many are forming cities within cities...where mosques are being built to consolidate, train, and promote a growing American Muslim population and its Islamic supremacist doctrine called Sharia".
The third and fourth levels of evaluation could be implemented at appropriate points in the life of a training institution, such as when it is pilot-testing or consolidating training programmes, or carrying out strategic planning.
They recommended several changes, including providing more options for training, increasing the number teaching staff, retaining expatriate teachers, improving support and respect, improving working conditions, standardizing the specialization training across Africa, broadening degree recognition, and consolidating training in Malawi versus expanding time in South Africa (Table 5).
His plans included using levees to divert the river, removing railroad lines on Pacific Avenue, consolidating train depots into a central station, new parks and playgrounds, and the straightening and widening of several streets.
He said he would consolidate government training programs and order that any new regulations add no new costs to the economy.
In Experiment 2, the ability of 9, 12 and 17-year-olds to consolidate the training induced gains was tested in an interference paradigm of the form task A task B test A (Figure 2a).
Near the university campus, a new transport exchange will consolidate the train and bus stations into one site.
The project will consolidate all train, bus and car rental services under one roof.
