The phrase "a movement of unity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an initiative or effort aimed at bringing people together for a common purpose or goal.
Example: "The organization launched a movement of unity to promote peace and understanding among diverse communities."
Alternatives: "a campaign for togetherness" or "an initiative for solidarity".
Yet even so, senior Tories showed unusual zeal in presenting themselves as a movement of national unity.The chancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne, harked back to a few days in spring when the country stood on the brink of an economic "abyss".
In the wake of institutions such as the International Committee on Monism and the International Council of Scientific Unions, Neurath spearheaded a movement for Unity of Science in 1934 that encouraged international cooperation among scientists and launched the project of an International Encyclopedia of Unity of Science.
Then, fault lines began to appear, and two groups – Ansar Dine and the Movement of Unity and Jihad in West Africa (MUJWA) – emerged.
Furthermore, the Iranian women's movement generally, and the One Million Signatures Campaign specifically, seem to be doing a skilled job of meeting the three primary requirements of a successful nonviolent movement: cultivation of unity across both membership and message, emphasis on long-term strategic planning, and adherence to nonviolent discipline in implementing their tactics.
There were some ear-catching harmonic turns, and Mr. Armstrong's use of recurring and modulating themes gave his stylistically wide-ranging movements a measure of unity.
Speaking to VICE News on Friday, a spokesperson for the CNCDH said the increase could in part be explained by raised levels of public awareness following the movement of national unity that followed the attacks.
In 1958 the movement joined in a "Junta of Unity" with most other groups opposing Batista.
In the centre will be a loose movement of self-styled "national unity" headed by Hamid Karzai, the incumbent president.
For once, organisers believe all the primates - heads of the provinces of the worldwide Anglican Communion - will attend the ceremony, a remarkable display of unity in a worldwide movement which is deeply riven by controversy, particularly over the appointment of gay priests and bishops by the Episcopalian Church in the United States.
He was a founding member of Unity '08, a bipartisan effort to build a third-party movement.
