"they centralize" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that a group or organization is consolidating power or decision-making at a central location or entity. Example: "After multiple mergers and restructuring, the company's leadership made the decision to centralize all operations at their headquarters."
They decentralize work that requires local knowledge and interpersonal skills like product design, sales and on-the-fly adjustments on the factory floor, and they centralize and computerize work that is easily quantified, like accounts payable systems and obtaining the lowest airline fares for routine travel.
Will they centralize data or distribute it?
And they centralize on the example of improved mutation operator and the problem formulation.
And they centralize many business functions.
Are they centralized or de-centralized?
Are your servers spread out regionally, or are they centralized?
Third, they centralized ownership of wildlife in the state, disenfranchising landholders and taking upon themselves the burden of protecting wildlife from people (anti-poaching) and protecting people from wildlife (problem animal control).
In 2000, it said, Paul A. Volcker, at the time the head of a commission examining the role of the Swiss banks, said they should centralize and release records relating to 4.1 million accounts that were opened between 1933 and 1945.
The Facebook Fan Box lets them use Facebook's ubiquitous sign-in and stream, while drawing fans to their own sites where they can centralize their online presence.
While exchanges are an excellent resource, allowing people to conveniently buy and sell digital currencies with ease, they also centralize risk.
I realized how big a deal this was for the families, as the temple would become the place where they would centralize their lives.
