"new consolidated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing something that has been recently combined. For example, "We recently finalized the new consolidated budget."
WWRD Holdings, Wall, N.J., selected Gotham, New York, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, for a new consolidated assignment, to handle worldwide creative for three brands the company now owns, Waterford, Wedgwood and Royal Doulton.
* Steve Frankel, managing director at the United States corporate and financial practice of Burston-Marsteller, New York, part of Young & Rubicam, was named to lead a new consolidated global team to specialize in corporate communications for mergers, acquisitions and other transactions.
"The new consolidated Miami rental facility provided Sixt an opportunity to get in there," Mr. Weinberg said.
Berlin's new consolidated airport, for example, has suffered multiple delays and cost overruns, and parts of the city's recently constructed central rail station are to have major repairs.
Agreements were signed on Nov. 12, 1911, and the new consolidated company, with 596 stores coast to coast, assumed the F.W. Woolworth Co. name.
However, only payments you make on the new consolidated loan will count toward the 120-month payment requirement for the forgiveness program.
Donaldson said the housing department has since listed rent vouchers as an eligible use of HOME funds in the city's newest consolidated plan, which has been approved by HUD.
A recent publication focused on care continuity demonstrates how items from many different instruments that measure similar concepts can be developed into a new, more consolidated measure [ 12].
Guided by the nature of the data collected, quantitative and qualitative data may be collated to create new or consolidated variables or data sets in order to further compare and integrate data.
The trend in drug therapies -- in the U.S. and elsewhere -- is toward newer, more consolidated regimens that are easier to follow.
It is now well accepted that for memory to become consolidated, new transcription must accompany new, activity-dependent protein synthesis.
