"harmonious collective" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a group of people who work together in a harmonious and cooperative manner. For example, "The teachers at our school form a harmonious collective, working productively together."
The ideal of a harmonious collective may turn out to be as attractive as the ideal of the American Dream.
To the Editor: David Brooks would have us believe that the "harmonious collective" and the "American dream" are somehow culturally exclusive.
Gladbach don't have enough individual quality to do without a fully-functioning, harmonious collective, so their choice seems clear, the result on Tuesday notwithstanding.
"Ultimately, Otlet imagined that such an environment would allow national boundaries to dissolve, eliminate the causes of war, and allow humanity to make a collective leap forward towards a more harmonious and enlightened state of being," Wright explains on the website for his book.
Harmonious relationships can maintain a stable social order that becomes the collective emotion of the Chinese [ 24].
The temptation to react humanly is understandable, but does not reflect the higher viewpoint of our individual and collective spiritual relationship with God, in which we are one harmonious family, regardless of religion, nationality, social status, etc.
Efforts to move these governments toward harmonious and effective policy responses to problems that extend beyond the financial crisis — collective security, counterterrorism, climate change and global public health emergencies — will fall short.Improvised and incomplete responses?
Spain has a harmonious group, not short on invention and — something Spain has dreamed of — not lacking in collective self-belief.
It 'aims to achieve collective autonomy, raise the standard of living of its populations and maintain economic stability through harmonious cooperation'.
Hitachi has "harmonious computing".
