The phrase "forge solidarity" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It means to create or establish a strong sense of unity and cooperation among a group of people. Example: The organization's goal is to forge solidarity among its members, so that they can work together towards achieving their mission of promoting environmental sustainability.
And that seems to be the fundamental idea of the Women's Strike: that it could help to forge solidarity between women with favorable working conditions and women who have no such thing.
The images suggest the photographer's essential solitude, capturing rituals or institutions — the Greek Orthodox baptism, the neighborhood gyro stand — that are meant to forge solidarity and community, but seem to keep him (and us) on the outside, welcomed but not quite a part of what he sees.
Bellil wrote about her experiences in order to forge solidarity and help her "sisters in this hell.
Like the Olympics opening ceremony they always follow, these televised party carnivals forge party solidarity and launch the campaign, but they can still make or break candidacies.
The Western authorities and NATO peacekeepers acknowledge that Mr. Veselinovic offers a model of forging ethnic solidarity, of a sort.
The Iraqi invasion of 1980 and the eight years of war forged a solidarity that persisted into the 1990s.
As this example (and many others like it) suggests, it is difficult for female sex workers to forge bonds of solidarity with other women their communities.
This combination of class politics and local culture helped to forge radical working-class solidarity in central Mumbai, the bastion of a left-wing force in the city.
Let us forge deeper bonds in solidarity with our sisters around the world, who are all fighting in different ways against a common enemy: patriarchy.
In contrast with the thin, ersatz "unity" that has sprung up in the N.F.L. in an effort to dilute the meaning of Colin Kaepernick's protest, N.B.A. players have used their new prominence to forge something more lasting: solidarity.
In an essay titled "Changing the Regime by Changing Society" — which during his trial was cited as evidence of his counter-revolutionary ideals — Liu expressed hope that the Chinese people would awaken to their situation and that their new awareness would forge a sense of solidarity against the state.
