The phrase "a unifying voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that brings people together or creates harmony among different groups or ideas.
Example: "In times of division, we need a unifying voice to help bridge the gaps between us."
Alternatives: "a cohesive voice" or "a harmonizing voice".
With partners in Austria, Denmark, Wales, Hawaii, and Taiwan, this network serves as a unifying voice of indigenous concerns.
While on-field performance might be the ultimate currency in a locker room, there is a certain value to having a unifying voice.
To many Democrats in the district and beyond, the biggest question is how either will be able to emerge after the primary election on Tuesday as a unifying voice, regardless of the outcome.
In some ways the country is more in need of a unifying voice that says, 'Enough already.' " Mr. Baer said that made the demands on Mr. Obama different than those on Mr. Clinton, and made Mr. Obama's return to the language of his campaign — the call for an end to partisan rancor — so logical.
Songs like "Fight the Power" and "Don't Believe the Hype" were global commercial hits in the age where record companies were not fully aware of the power of Hip-Hop music as a unifying voice for disenfranchised people globally.
This rhetorical maneuver was best summarized by a recent Boston Globe editorial deriding firebrand Senator Elizabeth Warren: the screed decried the outspoken Wall Street critic as too "divisive" for the presidency, and called instead for "a unifying voice".
"It undermines the role of the United Nations and the international community in this period when the Syrian authorities must hear a unified voice calling for an immediate end to its violence against the Syrian people," he said in a statement.
The Cambodia National Rescue Party was founded last year through a merger of Mr. Sam Rainsy's party — named for him — and another group, and it has given the opposition a unified voice.
Southern Baptists should speak not only to their own congregations but as a unified voice reaching a nation.
There are questions about how meaningful of a contribution Corporate America can make, especially if they do not deliver a unified voice on hard decisions such as industry-specific tax breaks.
That is the unifying voice for all of us in these times".
