The phrase "achieve solidarity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goal of fostering unity or agreement among individuals or groups.
Example: "In order to address the social issues effectively, we must work together to achieve solidarity within our community."
Alternatives: "attain unity" or "establish cohesion".
This secondary phase, however, is viewed as necessary in order that the individual may realize himself in his humanity as a believer and achieve solidarity with his fellow believers.
Some of the scenes -- a locker-room dozens session, in which the players achieve solidarity by insulting one another's mothers -- feel a bit phony, but Mr. Yakin uses the physical intensity of the sport as a way of telegraphing the changing emotional texture of the team.
Given ethnic moralities at play, the question in South-South relations becomes not just about how actors negotiate and achieve solidarity and cooperation, but also what ethic emerges from a situation of diverse moral expectationsa.
But over the past months, Republicans have pleaded for Ryan to take the job, with many in the GOP saying he is the best — and perhaps last — chance to achieve solidarity in the party.
But over the past month, Republicans have pleaded for Ryan to take the job, with many in the GOP saying he is the best — and perhaps last — chance to achieve solidarity in the party.
The longer strike in Atlantic City also achieved solidarity, but failed to deliver a contract any better than what the union would have gotten had it settled at the deadline.
I think it means that the experience of poems and songs is shared with other people, even if often implicitly, and so it can be a means of achieving solidarity.
Solving that implies a huge cultural shift, because the tools for achieving solidarity necessarily involve collective organisation and collective restrictions, which immediately raises the question of their legitimacy: until now, the only legitimate collective methods are those that spring from democratic processes.
The tension is concentrated in the increasing difficulty of achieving solidarity of values.
Horkheimer came to see that these antidemocratic trends gradually undermined the realization of an expressive whole, with the consequence that "the situation of the individual is hopeless," that the subjective conditions for exercising freedom and achieving solidarity were being eroded by an increasingly totalizing social reification.
Resolving the questions surrounding these two relationships is essential to achieving solidarity and developing partnerships to achieve social justice today.
