'cohesion and unity' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the idea that all the parts of a group, organization, system, etc. should be closely connected and work together. For example: Our city council is committed to maintaining cohesion and unity among its citizens.
Look for him to emphasize the themes of responsibility, cohesion and unity.
This time Hollande is pleading for the preservation of national cohesion and unity.
On the other hand, he's the candidate who would prompt the greatest cohesion and unity on the left.
Where they lacked impetus, cohesion and unity against Italy last week, here they began with vim, vigour and vivacious spirit.
Throughout his many years in power, Putin has repeatedly spoken of the need for cohesion and unity.
As the Thomas Christian community grew, its members enjoyed about a millennium of theological and ecclesiastical cohesion and unity.
Of these principalities, only Barcelona had achieved territorial cohesion and cultural unity by the later 12th century; it was then becoming known as Catalonia.
"We have set loose a scourge of loneliness and isolation that we are still afraid to acknowledge as the distinct social dysfunction of our age of individualism, just as crushing conformity was the characteristic scourge of an era of cohesion and national unity," Levin writes.
The approach for Blackpool manager Michael Appleton on Wednesday was, according to those close to the club, another example of a club lacking cohesion, clarity of thought and unity.
Generally, combatants who value their membership in the armed group and for whom cohesion, unity and comradry is important, should feel more intrinsically motivated to fulfill their tasks within the group and at the same time feel rewarded if the group acknowledges their actions.
The band described the album of being an exercise in creative cohesion, band unity and a renewed purpose for themselves.
