"collective existence" is correct and usable in written English.
One example of its usage is "The members of the board agreed that their collective existence was necessary for the success of the project." This phrase implies that the group of people must work together as a unit in order to achieve the desired result.
First, there is the tension between individual and collective existence.
Emotions have a collective existence — they are not just an individual phenomenon".
People are not deserting these complex and contradictory summaries of our collective existence.
If you believe this diary would only damage your family's collective existence (with no ancillary upside), you may still want to burn it.
These "axis of resistance" forces would most likely project their formidable military power — which includes chemical weapons in the case of Syria — against their enemies in a fight for their collective existence.
His vision of the city is an incremental epic, with a grand collective existence gaining its splendor from its variety — and being reduced to a flat, terrified, and deadened monotony.
The tempered realism of the political sphere is not a forced abandonment of moral norms but an articulation of the natural law's demands amid the increasing complexities of collective human existence, including its inevitable constraints, exclusions, and compromises.
A lizard-brained collective only in existence because of the marauding lifestyle of a free-loving psychopath?
Norström and Romelsjö (1998) have suggested that social and cultural boundaries could hamper the overall collective process; the existence of several parallel drinking cultures in one society is not a new phenomenon (Ullman, 1958) and it has even been suggested that some population groups refuse adaptation to the mainstream drinking culture as a way of differentiating themselves (Room, 2005).
Thus, the existence of collective actions and social movements requires considerations beyond rational decisions, including emotions [7] and social influence [8] between the participants of a social movement.
Column 3 illustrates the effect of including the measures indicating firms' skill needs as well as the variables indicating the existence of collective labor agreements and worker representation (exogenous aspects influencing human resources policies).
