"consolidated result" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in business or financial contexts to refer to the overall or combined outcome of multiple components or factors. Example: "The company's quarterly report showed a significant increase in revenue, thanks to the strong performance of its various divisions. The consolidated result was a 15% growth in profits."
Also included, as available, are relevant supporting documents – the summary results matrix (Matrix), the United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) and the consolidated results reports (Consolidated results) of the previous programme cycle.
Their consolidated results as calculated by the Korea Stock Exchange are dreadful (see chart 2)—and disturbingly different from their own figures.
This paper presents the first consolidated results obtained for Envisat routine and high-precision orbit determination.
"Weakening of the British pound sterling to the US dollar exchange rate could diminish Newsquest's earnings contribution to our consolidated results of operations".
Neither Marriott nor Host, which is run by J. W. Marriott's brother, Richard E. Marriott, displays consolidated results for the Courtyard joint venture on its balance sheet.
Wyndham Hotels and Resorts guests receive their post-stay surveys directly from TripAdvisor and can see the consolidated results on Wyndham's Web site.
The consolidated results cover Spotify's global business, including individual countries like the UK and France, where its local subsidiaries recently reported their own financial results for 2013, when both were profitable.
Because they had quarters that ended in different months, 3Com was able to post consolidated results that ignored two months, April and May of 1997, in which U.S. Robotics had posted sales of just $15.2 million and a loss of $160.8 million.
The criminal inquiry by Dutch prosecutors is focused on another aspect of the original accounting scandal, involving the way Ahold consolidated results from joint ventures in Scandinavia, Brazil, Guatemala and Argentina in the parent company's books.
Suntech, which plans to file restated consolidated results in early 2013, said it had concluded that a security interest it received from GSF Capital to finance Italian solar projects did not exist.
