The phrase "a total community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a community that is complete, inclusive, or fully engaged in a particular context or activity.
Example: "The new initiative aims to create a total community where everyone feels valued and included."
Alternatives: "an inclusive community" or "a complete community".
"This paper is a total community effort," she said.
In 1924 the community of Asunción claimed about 210 adult males, which represented a total community population of about 800 (the total municipal population was between 17,500 and 19,000).
Or, if the state wants to proceed now, Haves said the money should be used for a "total community approach to a museum" under the umbrella of a variety of groups, not a single institution.
"The price we're paying as a total community has to be assessed," said Carl Meseck, general manager of the YMCA on Louise Street, which operates the summer Camp Fox on Catalina Island.
A total of 92 persons were interviewed from 51 households and represented a total community population of 316 persons (Table 1).
The province Northern Holland, serving a total community of 2,599,103 inhabitants in 2005 http://www.cbs.nl, counts 18 hospitals (2 academic hospitals and 16 general/teaching hospitals).
(A) total communities, (B) fungal communities based on Epichloë depleted dataset.
Interestingly, we found no such correlation between reported number of cultural traits and male group size (rs = 0.018, p = 0.969, n = 7), and accordingly only an indication of a correlation with total community size (rs = 0.727, p = 0.064, n = 7).
In 2000, a survey of total community DNA from Monterey Bay surface waters led to the discovery of a novel type of bacterial rhodopsin found in an uncultured marine gammaproteobacterium (6).
The goal is to reach by 2010 both an indicative share of gross national electricity consumption (12%) and a share of total Community electricity consumption (22%) to be produced by RES.
While this shift reduces storm damage, it undermines high land-use values, leading to a significantly reduced total community asset position, as depicted in Fig. 5d.
