The phrase "a community movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an organized effort by a group of people within a community to achieve a common goal or address a specific issue.
Example: "The local residents initiated a community movement to promote environmental sustainability in their neighborhood."
Alternatives: "a grassroots initiative" or "a civic campaign".
Your project may be a for-profit solution, non-profit, a community movement, a communications strategy, or you might not even be sure what form it will take yet.
"We estimate that nearly 120 stones have been lost to construction in the last 15 years," says Udaya Kumar, who along with Vinay Kumar (no relation) started a community movement called the Inscription Stones of Bangalore to save these relics from being swallowed up by development.
"Being in South Africa, where there's leadership and a community movement, it's positioning TB for the first time in the same conversation as HIV".
Us!! From 17 syllables, a community movement was born.
It is the beginning of a community movement toward recognition and action.
"This protest movement has been a game changer for austerity here and I think it's because it's a community movement.
I believed that we needed a mass community movement, and we had to figure out how to do that locally".
But it is responding to a strong community movement that began with groups such as Lock the Gate, the farmer-green alliance that began campaigning against coal seam gas and mining in 2010.
These two big science projects are however largely complementary [13] and knowledge of the Lepidoptera phylogeny should benefit from a strong community movement to standardize molecular sequencing efforts (http://www.lepsys.eu) and avoid the Tower of Babel of molecular systematics [3], [14].
They were inspired by events like the Chicago teachers' strike of 2012, where demonstrators won major concessions by framing their demands as part of a social and community movement aimed at improving the lives of students, Greene said.
"We have a legitimate, grass-roots community movement that cares about Richmond and wants to change it," said Mr. Ritterman, who is also a cardiologist.
