The phrase "consolidate unity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to strengthen or solidify a sense of unity among a group or community. Example: The new leader's main goal was to consolidate unity among the members of the team to achieve their common goal.
The main student group, the Office to Consolidate Unity, pledged that its followers would not take to the streets today and would instead distribute flowers under the slogan "Smile to Reforms".
"They're not really media, and they're certainly not concerned with freedom and democracy in Iran," said Abdollah Momeni, a student activist with the Office to Consolidate Unity in Iran, a main force in the pro-democracy movement.
"This turns a cry of protest into a scream, and at some point that scream will no longer be containable". The student activists from the Office to Consolidate Unity, the main Iranian student group, had called the news conference to explain their cancellation of a planned sit-in outside the U.N. building in Tehran.
A spokesman for the student Office to Consolidate Unity called on Mr. Khamenei to clarify his position on the forces fighting "under his banner" during the disturbances.
In a statement, Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki "strongly denounced" the attack on Al-Sabah, which he called "a pioneering media organization confronting terror, serving the truth and consolidating unity and national coherence".
Eom Sang-Yoon, The Sejong Institute The test can consolidate internal unity.
He argued during the campaign that he deserved another term to consolidate national unity and stop corruption.
In the long perspective of history, the failure of the Biafran secession, which lasted from May 1967 to January 1970, helped decisively to consolidate the unity of independent Nigeria.
He had promoted the march with television slots appealing for a large turnout to consolidate "national unity" in the face of terrorism.
Analysts have said that the new leadership of North Korea may instigate a military provocation against the South to raise tensions to consolidate internal unity and extract concessions from its neighbors.
Analysts say that North Korea raises tensions on the peninsula during the joint military drills to consolidate domestic unity by inspiring fears of foreign invasion, as well as to gain leverage in dealing with Washington and Seoul.
