"forge together" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to come together to form a strong bond or union, usually between two or more parties. For example: "The two countries forged together to create a lasting peace agreement."
In this respect, they are forging together a modern radical tradition.
The youthful institutions Europe has forged together are ultimately ill equipped to deal with the multiple crises it faces.
The blooms had to be laboriously forged together by steam hammers before they could be rolled to any useful length or shape.
Beginning with nothing in 1947 after 200 years of colonial rule, India has slowly but surely forged together a nation which has become a world economic power.
Memories of shared civil rights marches and antiwar rallies come flooding back, as do the inevitable questions about how the language of dissent they forged together can remain relevant.
That is why the Big East can brag that its new 18-team membership will have more Final Fours and a larger television footprint, but those things cannot replace the history and tradition of a league forged together by familiarity.
Like a mad alchemist, he cannot stop tinkering with steel recipes, forging together different metal blocks and powders to ennoble iron with just the right amount of nickel, manganese, or some other selection of chemistry's basic elements.
But Climb Wyoming's real core insight is female solidarity — that the group, trained and forged together more like a platoon than a class, will become an anchor of future success.
The stunning way he forged together this mix of ideas and styles has surely helped him into this top 10, but essentially, there are two John Grants on this album.
