The phrase "complete unity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a state of being in which there is a total absence of division or disagreement. Example: The team's success is due to their complete unity and cooperation on and off the field.
The work's 10 choruses offer some of the score's most vigorous music, and Mr. Bass's choir sang them with a rich, warm tone and complete unity.
But the more crucial elements that they and Mr. Orkis brought to the work were intensity, focus and complete unity of purpose in matters of dynamics and articulation.
They reduced the presidency to a cipher, demonstrating that Congress can be more powerful than the president if it acts with complete unity.
But even as the meeting on Sunday projected an image of complete unity, there was no guarantee that Mr. Díaz-Canel will be Cuba's next president.
As proof, here are some things that were overheard at one of the Democratic gatherings at a Denver bar last night: "Vodka willing to compromise and come together in complete unity with the rocks, please".
In the first months of the coalition the Tory/Lib Dem government had to show complete unity because if it didn't "people would think it would not last the course".
For Craig, an actual infinite is a determinate totality or a completed unity, whereas the potential infinite is not.
Their playing was characterized by a seamless blending of two distinct personalities which produced a complete musical unity.
He exists as a complete, entire unity, together.
Stocks surged in the United States and in Europe on Friday after a package of austerity measures cleared a hurdle in Italy and as Greece moved closer to completing a national unity government.
It is so with a newspaper, and the more complete and clear this unity the more vigorous and fruitful the growth.
