The phrase "a supremacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a state of being supreme or having authority over others in a specific context, such as politics, social structures, or ideologies.
Example: "The concept of a supremacy often leads to debates about power dynamics and equality in society."
Alternatives: "a dominance" or "a superiority".
The point is that there is a supremacy of law," he said.
Over the last 20 years I've seen a supremacy attitude develop toward local blacks around here".
His son, Shalmaneser III, took tribute from the Tyrians and Sidonians and established a supremacy over Phoenicia (at any rate, in theory), which was acknowledged by occasional payments of tribute to him and his successors.
"For the past twenty years, there was a supremacy of neuroscience," the French experimental psychologist Malika Auvray told me, meaning that activation in the visual cortex was sufficient proof that an experience was visual.
Not to mention another staging point in the league's own aggressive expansionism, a supremacy measured out in advertising eyeballs, social media heft, global TV audiences, Taiwanese rolling news crews, US magazine covers and the sheer commercial event-glamour of a meeting of the current Big Football A-listers.
But a defining and persistent feature of that struggle has been the continuing violent determination of Khartoum's successive regimes since independence to uphold and maintain their myth of Arab Supremacy, a supremacy that has culturally, economically, and politically privileged Sudan's Arabs or "Arabs" for generations, especially those from the centre – like me.
Then one night Frank had a transformative moment at a white supremacy movement meeting.
How? You've probably heard of the Ku Klux Klan, a white supremacy group created in a the South in 1865.
It was a duel for supremacy – a duel with which you can tell Peggy Olsen is not entirely in agreement, from the look on her face.
Is theirs a brittle supremacy?
The FBI said Doyle and Chaney "ascribe to a white supremacy version of the Asatru faith," or Odinism.
