The phrase "a fundamental unity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts or ideas that emphasize a core connection or coherence among different elements.
Example: "The theory proposes that there is a fundamental unity among all living beings, suggesting that we are all interconnected."
Alternatives: "an essential cohesion" or "a core oneness".
But there was a fundamental unity between Capa, Chim and I. Capa was optimistic and Chim was pessimistic.
Above all, these exhibitions point toward a fundamental unity of architectural forms and the history of ideas.
All this points to an active foreign policy in a world that is characterized by a fundamental unity in spite of political and linguistic distinctions.
That said, Abulafia warns us, in his conclusion, against searching for a "fundamental unity" of Mediterranean identity, and to "note diversity" instead.
On the intellectual, ideological, and religious levels, although some diversity and certain elaborations occurred in some regions, there was a fundamental unity to the Meso-American area, the product of centuries of political and economic ties.
But many Euro-nationalists ultimately took heart from the Iraq crisis, for beneath the divisions between European governments they saw a fundamental unity in the anti-war sentiment of the European public.
This proposed fusion of "pop music and violent crime," Colin MacCabe has written, "is also the fantasy of the fundamental unity of the human, " a "recurring element in much mystical and magical thinking".
Choice examples of all these genres are displayed in Dallas, in a plangent, symphonic hanging that brings out their fundamental unity.
The official Vatican line is that there is fundamental unity among the bishops, with sincere differences animated only by a common love of the Church.
His change of title reflects his growing conservatism and his recognition of the fundamental unity of the English language.
The fundamental unity of physical science should be borne in mind during the following outline of characteristic examples of experimental and theoretical physics.
