The phrase "as an expression of unity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing actions, symbols, or statements that signify togetherness or solidarity among a group.
Example: "The community gathered to light candles as an expression of unity in the face of adversity."
Alternatives: "as a symbol of togetherness" or "as a demonstration of solidarity."
As an expression of unity, these diverse societies, which included not only the Yupik and Inuit but also nations such as the Aleut, Gwich'in, Deg Xinag, and Tanaina, adopted the umbrella term Native Alaskan.
Though recognising it is nothing more than symbolic, others have described the right to vote as an expression of unity between the German-Poles and the greater German nation.You might expect that a German minority expressing its glee at being able to vote in German elections would unsettle Poles.
As an expression of unity and goodness, order is so pervasive that in fact accounts for even the most haphazard and disorderly aspects of reality.
Mass celebrations of Mr Mubarak's departure were peaceful – an expression of unity, solidarity and, above all, optimism.
But the acceleration of extremist venom in Israel demands just such an expression of unity, and without delay.
Why does consciousness give us the idea that we're somehow superior, when consciousness itself is supposedly an expression of unity?
Boston Strong is a term which came to define the aftermath of the attacks as an expression of citywide unity, but has also been criticised for understating the suffering of victims.
The mmm is our dreamless sleep, which is seen as an expression of ultimate unity.
It's a marvellous braid of sound, fusing Middle Eastern influences to a wildly ecstatic pitch, and as a fierce expression of unity it resonates across the work, providing a rich context for the fragments of Chomsky text that are narrated throughout.
On Aug. 19 , 1989 hundreds of East Germans attending a demonstration called the Pan-European Picnic escaped into Austria from Hungary by storming a border gate that had been opened as a symbolic expression of unity.
For Albert the unity of a particular thing is rooted in its particular substantial form, and does not arise as an expression of a higher, mathematical unity, nor can any knowledge of particular natures in themselves be obtained through reflection on being itself, or other higher forms.
