The phrase "consolidation between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the process or action of different entities (e.g., businesses, countries) joining forces to produce a stronger, more efficient, and unified unit. For example, "The consolidation between two rival companies has created the largest telecoms business in the region."
The past few years have seen unprecedented consolidation between insurance companies as they've merged and become behemoths.
The radiographs showed good bony consolidation between the graft and the stump of the mandible and function of the TMJ.
This suggests that consolidation between physicians and hospitals — which could increase market power and prices in commercial markets — is not a prerequisite for ACO success.
Observers have long predicted that rule changes would lead to consolidation between law firms and the personal-injury market in particular.
The Resolution Foundation study shows there is a gap in consolidation between the Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives widening from £9bn in 2017-18 to around £21bn by the end of the next parliament in 2019-2020.
There was a "pressing need" for more consolidation between universities to concentrate research power, he added, and they should specialise more because few could keep a wide range of disciplines and be world-class research players.
The two men mirror the basic decision the country has to make between consolidation and change, between a bigger government and a smaller one.A decent choice is not a perfect one.
This work does not consider consolidation (correlation between traits), a population parameter that is essential to network formation and diffusion.
The Dollar Index is now trading in a consolidation range between the 100 resistance level and the 93 support level.
Taiwan's Taiex weighted index added 152.53 points, or 3.1%, to 5,114.15, as Taipei continued to negotiate consolidation efforts between domestic and foreign chip manufacturers.
On the other hand, the consolidation underway between iZettle and PayPal points to how stronger competitors — PayPal's market cap is nearly four times that of Square — going after the same business as Square, will put pressure on the company.
