"consolidation about" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process or action of consolidating information or resources. Example: The meeting will focus on consolidation about the company's financial data, in order to create a more streamlined and accurate reporting system.
If the authorities err, and permit excessive consolidation, about all that happens is that the price of bottled water rises and innovation slacks off in the design of sneakers.
Complicating these plans further is the much-needed consolidation about to hit the industry.
But you do have more visibility with this application consolidation about what it costs to add a new application, don't you?
So for now it would be better if regulators, investors and stock exchanges worried less about the impact of consolidation than about how to foster it.
"So I pushed some decisions on school consolidation — which is about as popular as having your teeth taken out without the benefit of any anesthetic".
So in that sense, this is about consolidation as much as competition, in what looks — for now, at least — like a bigger slice of a slightly stale cake.
In both cases, this rapid consolidation came about because of a flurry of mergers.
On Friday, a panel of judges ordered consolidation of about 200 lawsuits against Toyota to be heard in Southern California federal court.
It's a wonder that Greater New York, the city we know today, came together just over a century ago, though, as the Nathan-Benjamin book reminds us, the city's consolidation came about because of political self-interest, too.
The main objective of the research was to investigate the opinion of land consolidation participants about land consolidation.
It looks like some major consolidation is about to go down in the Central European Internet market, and in particular Poland.
