The phrase "fruit of the union" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something positive and beneficial that has resulted from a union or partnership of two or more entities. For example, "Their marriage produced a beautiful little girl, the fruit of their union."
Thus, the 'Romantic spirit' is also found in the works of Shakespeare, and sought in the spirit of romance cultures and languages, which, for Schlegel, are the result of a fusion between Latin and Teutonic, in a similar way as German Romanticism "is the fruit of the union of the peculiarities of the northern with the fragments of antiquity" (LDA, 5).
The Catholic Church opposes gay weddings "because marriage also ensures the renewal of generations, the clarity of filial and parental ties and provides security to the adults and the children who are the fruit of that union, which is not the case of unions between people of the same sex," Archbishop Ricard wrote in a recent newspaper commentary.
The first fruits of the union came in the form of the Favourite Spanish Dishes EP, in June 1990, which was led by this cover of a song by Linda Ronstadt and the Stone Poneys.
That art continues to reap the fruits of this union is one of the many lessons of "Drawing Surrealism," a sensational exhibition at the Morgan Library & Museum.
Labor and Industry, caught in a sensual embrace, seem to be more committed to producing the fruit of their union than the allegory strictly required.
The first fruit of their union was 9/11, the attack on the twin towers in New York and the Pentagon.
Google and LG have been getting awfully cozy lately — the web giant tasked the Korean company with delivering its two most recent Nexus smartphones, and if you're the type to put stock in rumors, it seemed like a new Nexus tablet (bearing the model number "LG-V510") would be the next fruit of their union.
Precious's mother is an unhinged welfare cheat rendered viciously jealous by her partner's preference for her daughter and the fruit of the pair's incestuous union.
This human development of the spouses and the proper nurturing of children who are the fruit of such unions make an immense contribution to the common good of society.
Happily, it is the fruit of Judy and Willie's union, not its disintegration, that we must dwell on, as we wait for a British man to win Wimbledon for the first time since 1936.
Pluto Bounce is the first fruits of their union, with the duo working on more material throughout the remainder of the year.
