"continue consolidating" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a business report to describe how to proceed with a project: "The team should continue consolidating their efforts in order to ensure the project meets completion by the deadline."
"It will continue consolidating".
During its battles in Europe, Microsoft was able to continue consolidating its command over some aspects of desktop and server software before it finally consented to change some of its business practices.
called on France to continue consolidating its public finances "over the medium term" but said that the government's efforts to date had won it sufficient flexibility "to moderate the pace" for now.
The industry is likely to continue consolidating, many analysts say, creating greater economies of scale and fattening what have long been razor-thin net margins of 3percentt or less.
This support not only has allowed Israel to continue consolidating its hold on the West Bank and Gaza in violation of international law, but also has compromised our ability to be an impartial broker in the peace process.
But, given the potential for cultural and strategic clashes, it may make more sense for a few big and broad medical-device makers, such as Medtronic, Boston Scientific and St Jude Medical, to continue consolidating their own industry while co-operating, along the lines of the Medtronic-Genzyme venture, with biotech and pharmaceutical firms as they see fit.
However, with the trend beginning in 2011, this year will likely see continued consolidating M&A activity in gaming.
Third, hospitals continue to consolidate into systems, and several studies indicate that hospital consolidations are associated with higher hospital prices in recent years [ 28- 30].
Analysts say that cooperative banks will continue to consolidate in the face of growing competition.
Will the industry continue to consolidate? A. The game's not over.
What is clear is that Europe's stock exchanges will continue to consolidate.
