The phrase "consolidated under" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It essentially means to group or combine under a single heading or jurisdiction. For example, you might say: "All accounts were consolidated under the new director."
Mixed metal and ceramic powders were consolidated under static and cyclic pressure at room temperature in constrained "uniaxial" consolidation.
Mixed powders of lead and various amounts of alumina were consolidated under static and cyclic pressure at room temperature in constrained "uniaxial" consolidation experiments.
Their lawyer, Kenneth P. Thompson, said the cases had been consolidated under a single Brooklyn judge.
After an upheaval in personnel, a new regime was consolidated under the direction of Ellen Highstein in 1998.
As a cost-cutting measure, their finances were consolidated under one foundation and their ballets combined last year.
Supervision of all firms big enough to threaten overall stability will be consolidated under the Federal Reserve.
All broadcasting activities have been consolidated under the State Radio and Television Company of Moldova, which was founded in 1994.
In 2000 electrical production was consolidated under a single corporation in an effort to develop a comprehensive national grid.
NBC Sports is led by Mark Lazarus and all of NBC's sales operations are consolidated under Linda Yaccarino.
He died in 1879, unknown and unrecognized — much like the long line of anonymous poets consolidated under the name of Homer.
In the Korean War, the United States and South Korea briefly maintained separate prisoner camps before they were consolidated under the United Nations.
