The phrase "a stronger unity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of increased cohesion or togetherness among a group or community.
Example: "The recent events have brought the community together, fostering a stronger unity among its members."
Alternatives: "a greater cohesion" or "an enhanced solidarity".
Through this method Rembrandt not only created a concentrated, almost furnacelike, intensity of the light, but he also obtained a strong unity in his composition.
The good news is that the team still has a strong unity and combative attitude - something that they will need in the Wild Wild West against the Colorado Rapids.
In the end, a Rangers team that, following financial ruin and liquidation, had spent the past four seasons playing the likes of Peterhead, Alloa Athletic and Arbroath had shown what can be achieved with a proper football coach and a strong unity of purpose.
—We are focussed on fracturing involuntary, inherited tribes to create a stronger intentional Unity of People, so other members of your biological or legal family will not be allowed to join the Life.
From Ankermann's perspective, magical and animalistic ideas and rites are merged with totemism in a strong inseparable unity.
A fellow Pushtun, his royal links make him a strong potential "unity candidate" for the presidential election due in 2009.Some observers link the Front's creation to popular demands for the prosecution of suspected war criminals.
Beautifully scaled to the intimate dimensions of the Jermyn Street Theatre, Will Reynolds's excellent design imposes a strong imaginative unity on a play that darts about from the Alps, via Geneva and Venice, to the beach in the Bay of Spezia were Shelley's drowned body is climactically burned.
Hazlitt notes, however, that should anyone think Macbeth's character is so composed of contradictory extremes as to be implausible, it is, rather, the circumstances and the passions in conflict that provide the extremes, while Macbeth's character retains a strong underlying unity throughout.
But Kompany, 25, told Football Focus : "The most important thing is that we have a strong squad and strong unity.
