The phrase "erase differences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to eliminating divisions between two different groups of people. For example, "Our school has made strides to erase differences between students of different backgrounds."
A government official who spoke on condition of anonymity said that any changes in reported injury rates would be largely consistent across the auto industry, so the new rules would not erase differences from one company to another.
Heritage traditions like swan upping have clear conceptual value for nationalists; they promote a sense of seamless historical continuity that works to erase differences between past and present, burnishing an illusion of unchanging Englishness.
A goal of the civil rights movement of the 1960's, to erase differences, has given way to a tendency noticeable among the more militant members of minority groups to stand apart from the formerly oppressive white majority, to assert their cultural and ethnic differences.
According to Escobar, 'assimilation' is represented by forms of inclusion that deny and erase differences in culture and identity [32, 33].
Elsewhere, Tea Party candidates seemed to be doing what they could to erase differences with the mainstream GOP.
Gene conversion is a homogenizing force that might erase differences among copies leading to underestimations of the age of SDs.
The Paralympics erase difference by making success in sport a universal possibility regardless of physical condition.
The end goal of this kind of capitalism is to erase difference, to eradicate cultures, to turn us all into a form of cyborg, people who all want the same thing".
She shares their savior complexes and wholesome condescension, their drive to erase difference in the name of protection, to destroy the uncanny in favor of the unthreatening, the extraordinary in favor of the safe.
"French culture has a vocation to be universal and by becoming universal, it erases differences," Ms. Cohen-Solal, 53, said.
Many of us are uneasy about the proposition that erasing differences is the only route to well-being.
