The phrase "a unanimity that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where there is complete agreement among a group of people or entities.
Example: "The committee reached a unanimity that the project should move forward without any further delays."
Alternatives: "a consensus that" or "an agreement that".
It implies a unanimity that may or may not exist.
The Guarneri became one of the world's best-known quartets, setting a standard in quartetistry with seamless, warm and impassioned playing and a unanimity that did not efface individual personalities.
The defendant, a young man from a poor background on trial for his life, is exonerated, and the anxious, law-abiding citizens who would have railroaded him achieve a unanimity that remains a stirring vision of consensus.
This centralising of power, and the fact that at least five of the seven members are broadly from the same faction of the party (backed by Mr Jiang), suggest a unanimity that could aid reform if Mr Xi chooses to go down that road.Three things sadly make change less likely.
To cut a long and involved story short, there is an unanimity that, at least for a spherically symmetric spacetime, global energy momentum is very much definable and Einstein's pseudotensor is very reliable.
With a swift unanimity that would have been hard to imagine even a decade ago, the world's other big powers -- Europe, Russia, China and Japan -- have all voiced support for the fight.
Newspapers that were seen as sympathetic to Mr. Thaksin and the government have published strongly worded editorials against the bill, contributing to a near unanimity that is highly unusual in the country's print media.
Together, they phrase with a brash unanimity that brings the hallowed Memphis Horns to mind, running on adrenalin and compatibility while other horn sections worry about voicing and "interpretation". Tonight and tomorrow night, they plan to preside over free-wheeling jams, with many special guests, around 9 30 and midnight.
Instead, they point to reasoning that fails to provide clear guidance to lower courts, sometimes seemingly driven by a desire for unanimity that can lead to fuzzy, unwieldy rulings.
With a scientific unanimity that an increase of even 2˚ C above pre-industrial levels would be a global disaster, it's surely inadequate for a country with 3percentt of human oil reserves using 25percentt of all energy to focus on drilling and production.
What they lacked was the total unanimity that makes a great performance of the Quartet seem like a mind-reading séance.
