"created a unity" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that someone or a group of people have formed or established a sense of cohesion or harmony. Example: The team's shared goal of winning the championship created a unity among the players, leading them to work together effectively on the field.
"This campaign has created a unity that you won't see in any other sphere of public life," Mr. Sannikov said in his studio, from which he has also shown his viewers exclusive footage of vigilante raids.
Thus, he not only clarified the sense of the word, but he let every syllable and every note sound together and thereby created a unity of harmony and colours unlike anyone else.
(music, or words first?) He showed us that question in itself is false: in his interpretations, he created a unity between text and music unlike few before or after him.
Mendy was outraged that Abbas -- who has created a unity government with Hamas, a genocidal organization whose stated intention is the annihilation of the Jewish people and Israel -- was facing no protest.
He accuses the Palestinians of being divided and unable to uphold any agreement, but then he suspended the peace negotiations because the Palestinians created a unity government with Hamas that represents all Palestinians in an effort to end their division.
In a rare parliamentary address, Kabila pledged to create a unity government.
Prime Minister Ali Larayedh ignored the calls to create a unity government and said he would carry on leading the country.
The UN will host urgent talks in Rome on Sunday in a bid to create a unity government.
But if Camp David hits an impasse, the speculation is that he will try to create a unity government embracing Likud as well as his wayward former coalition partners.
Feinberg says the brain labors to create a unity of experience, knitting together our partial selves via numerous cortical mechanisms into a unified whole, into a sense of self, a consistent feeling of individuality and agency.
He also saw design as a decision-making process, feeling that subtle choices about margins, paper, type styles and sizes, and spatial position combine to create a unity and harmony.
