"genuine unity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a state of togetherness among a group, often of people or nations, that is based on mutual understanding, trust, and respect. For example, "The citizens of the country strive for genuine unity amongst their diverse population."
After 9/11, there was a period of genuine unity across the political spectrum.
The intention of the Expo was to show off the contributing countries' achievements in arts, science and technology, and to develop "a genuine unity of mankind".
Beyond that, many Sunnis say they believe that the new Shiite-dominated government has not made sufficient efforts to create a genuine unity government.
"For the sake of the Syrian people, we need effective leadership from the Security Council and genuine unity around a political plan that meets the aspirations of the Syrian people and that is accepted by the parties.
In some ways, it was the most stirring moment that culture would ever share, and the last gesture of genuine unity that we would ever hear from the Beatles".
The alternative to Obama's new Middle East war is concerted pressure for UN-backed agreement between the main regional powers, including Turkey, Iran and Saudi Arabia, to wind down the Syria conflict and back a genuine unity government in Iraq.
Commonsense endorses the priority of the parts in cases of mere aggregation and arrangement, and the priority of the whole in cases of arbitrary decompositions, functionally integrated systems, and mental unities.[39] Overall commonsense seems to distinguish between mere heaps and genuine unities.
But just as the rainbow results from the presence of genuine unities, the water droplets (to continue the metaphor, even if this is not true when speaking with Leibniz in metaphysical rigor), so do the bodies of the natural world result from the genuine simple substances.
"True unity and reconciliation can only emanate from genuine justice," he said.
First, Leibniz holds that this is so because he adheres to the classical and Scholastic idea that actions pertain to supposita; that is, only something that can be the subject of predication can be active, and only true unities can be genuine subjects of predication (and not mere phenomena).
Second, it explains the genuine national unity.
