"communal cohesion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the feeling of unity among a group of people who share the same values and beliefs. For example, "We need to work together to strengthen our community's communal cohesion."
Now music, and with it a major source of communal cohesion and well being, has either disappeared or gone underground throughout the territory under his control.
Money and ideas poured into town like syrup, which then crusted over into new buildings and reconfigured neighborhoods into ones notably lacking in beauty or communal cohesion.
This environment facilitated their experience of communal cohesion, giving them the opportunity to evolve, learn, and gradually become part of the profession.
The municipalities with a high use of gynaecologists were larger than the low-use municipalities, and communal cohesion, for example, might be a confounding factor.
Its compromises including a hard-won deal with the Kurdish leaders on regional autonomy, accepted by the Arab politicians on Iraq's Governing Council (GC open up the prospect of inter-communal cohesion, if Iraqis agree to what it offers.The pivotal event in the calendar for 2004 and 2005 set by the TAL is the holding of elections for a new national assembly before January 31st 2005.
He undermined community cohesion.
Reduced in character, colour, culture, communication, cohesion.
Fragile community cohesion is fraying.
That's hardly a worldview that promotes social cohesion or communal loyalty.
It brings a sense of cohesion, with communal goals, and inspires individual citizens (not just soldiers) to behave honourably and unselfishly, in the service of a greater good.
But throughout it all, perhaps because of the village's high level of cohesion and communal ownership of land and herds, Rapacinos somehow preserved their khipus in their Kaha Wayi.
