The phrase "a national entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an organization, institution, or body that represents a nation or operates on a national level.
Example: "The government is considered a national entity that plays a crucial role in shaping policies and laws."
Alternatives: "a national organization" or "a national body".
By then, it will be "doubtful that Israel will be a national entity any different than the nations that surround it: a theocratic state, poor from both the material and spiritual standpoints, chokingly crowded, and very similar to the Iran which poses us such threats".
"National structure: I believe to be effective there has to a national entity with state affiliates and those affiliates have to have the ability to regionalize.
The vote is the culmination of decades-long efforts by local officials to transform the historical site into a national entity.
Zeiev taught Jewish history, founded the Young Worker party, described the travails of early Zionists and famously denied that Palestinian Arabs constituted a national entity.
There had never been a national entity encompassing the areas now constituting Pakistan, an ethnic mélange thrown together hastily by the British for strategic reasons when they partitioned the subcontinent in 1947.
Today, only a few countries have a middle class, a body of professionals and businessmen with an allegiance to a national entity, laws and institutions which they regard as greater than the ruler or his party.
But as a national-entity-of-consciousness, it has been shaped by thousands of years of historical process.
Moreover, if there is any national entity whose sports teams should be subjected to a boycott, it is the Palestinians.
This nation-in-itself became a conscious national entity in solidarity under the pressure from Western powers.
Still, to the extent that India, with its many languages and cultures, persists as a cohesive national entity, the language of Macaulay plays a large role.
Under Soviet rule the Kyrgyz found it difficult to assert themselves as a separate national entity.
