"consolidated against" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is usually used to indicate an organized effort to defend oneself against something. For example, "The small country consolidated against the larger one in a determined fight to maintain its autonomy."
Even as opposition consolidated against it, the expressway staggered on menacingly for another nine years, like a bullet-riddled Hollywood villain who refuses to keel over.
As long as Cruz, Kasich, Bush, and Rubio stay in, they will divide a sizable chunk of the vote that could be consolidated against Trump, and Trump will be able to collect delegates with his thirty- to forty-per-cent share.
On 17 February 2015 in Nairobi, the President of Kenya, Mr Uhuru Kenyatta a passionate advocate for the advancement of youth and empowerment of young people, presided over the launch of the Global All In! Campaign, a partnership aimed at consolidating efforts against HIV/AIDS among adolescents.
By dropping out, Bush could help the party consolidate against Trump, although even if all his votes in South Carolina had gone to one of the two senators, Trump still would have prevailed.
After voters hear a balanced debate, including attacks on the new rule similar to those that have come from Republicans (claiming that the new rules are burdensome regulations that will kill jobs and increase energy prices at the worst time), some Republican voters do consolidate against the rules, but a nearly two-to-one majority (63 to 33percentt) continues to favor EPA's new standards.
The current case against Union Bank is consolidated with litigation against some 35 banks, including JP Morgan Chase, U.S. Bank, and BB&T Corp, all before the same judge in Florida, according to the Associated Press.
And now, in a federal courthouse in Ohio, 11 lawsuits have been consolidated into one against Kaba, a lock industry leader whose Simplex push-button locks are used by hospitals, airports, casinos, banks, the Department of Defense and police departments.
STEPHEN LABATON F.T.C. STEPS IN After a decade in which grocery stores have consolidated to compete against the likes of Wal-Mart and Costco, the Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday moved to block a merger between the biggest players in the natural foods and organic sector: Whole Foods Market and Wild Oats Markets.
The lawsuit that was settled yesterday was filed in January 2002 by the Public Employees Retirement System of Ohio and the State Teachers Retirement Systemm of Ohio and later consolidated with other suits against Global Crossing.
The suits, which all rely on state wage laws in their claims against Citigroup, were consolidated in federal court for discovery and class status purposes.
Piper Rudnick, the Manhattan law firm representing the town, said that its suit would be consolidated with another pending suit against the county brought by a group of Sagaponack homeowners.
