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"have a harmony" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a desired state of peaceful agreement between people, often with friendly relations. For example, "We all need to work together to have a harmony and help each other out."
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"They have a harmony in faith and how they will work".
If I don't have a harmony of beautiful things around me, I can't paint.
As Sessions told reporters on July 28 during a trip to El Salvador to coordinate efforts to combat international drug gangs, he and Trump have a "harmony of values and beliefs".
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Light is experienced in time, and has a harmony and a melody.
Logitech already has a Harmony app for Android, for god's sake.
Her singing voice is very soft but has a harmony and power in it as well making her outstanding.
Some good examples are a wah-wah pedal, a whammy pedal (or other pitch alteration device, especially if it has a harmony setting), and a talk box.
Part of what is unusual about chickens is that they have always been women's livestock: women and chickens just seem to have a natural harmony.
Yet all of these have a certain harmony and functionality that (to him, at least) make them less than Memphis-y at heart.
Yet all have a coherent harmony that incorporates Chinese, Indian, Burmese and Cambodian influences into a separate and very sophisticated cuisine.
We thought, 'Oh good, it will have a lovely harmony.' But when he played Sisters to us, we didn't know where to look.
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