The phrase "a harmonisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making things consistent or compatible, often in contexts like policy, standards, or practices.
Example: "The committee is working on a harmonisation of the various regulations to ensure a smoother implementation across all regions."
Alternatives: "an alignment of" or "a coordination of".
That could bring closer a harmonisation of accounting practices around the world.
This is not a harmonisation of tax rates, which will remain a national prerogative, but creates an alternative tax base to enhance the single market.
"This is an issue of keeping Australians safe and we all want to ensure that and the best way to do so is to make sure that there are no loopholes that can be exploited by people who would do us harm and a harmonisation of security laws is very important".
Consequently, a European system of TGCs may evolve as a harmonisation of different national systems.
A regional scale is believed to bring better enforcement and a harmonisation of different municipal truck access regulations.
The Region can require a harmonisation of truck access and delivery regulations to all municipalities in its regional transport plan (PDUIF).
Third, a core competence is difficult for competitors to imitate because it is a complex harmonisation of individual technologies and production skills.The two academics painted a picture of the corporation as a tree whose roots are its particular competencies.
The analysis identifies a number of design options that respond to these questions, e.g. long term contracts to ensure sufficient flexibility for statistical transfers, a coordinated, standardised joint project approach to increase transparency in the European market, and a stepwise harmonisation of joint support schemes that is based on a cost-effective accounting approach.
In Time Will Darken it and So Long, See You Tomorrow through a magical harmonisation of language, characters, events and period, Maxwell draws his readers into a world where ordinary lives are illuminated, then shaped as they segue from ennui and lassitude into confusion, misunderstanding and tragedy.
A link, maybe, as Italy plans; but no one will subordinate aid to the fight against illegal immigration.So a genuine harmonisation of asylum policies will have to wait for another day.
Moreover, it should be examined to what extent a wider harmonisation of the format in chapters 1 to 16 and of exposure scenarios is possible.
