The term "homogeneous whole" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a single entity made up of many distinct components that appear to be the same or have very similar characteristics. For example, "The city is a homogeneous whole, composed of dozens of different neighborhoods, all blending together to form one unit."
But policymakers need to acknowledge their differing priorities rather than treat them as a homogeneous whole.
Critics said the song played on the old tropes, treating Africans as a hapless, homogeneous whole in need of a "white saviour" – the antithesis of Biden's question.
Rather than trying to create a cohesive homogeneous whole of the site, our project perpetuates, heightens the open ended nature of the site.
Rich and full colors not only rhythmatize and structure the arrangement, but also represent pictorial values in their own right, which are not integrated in a homogeneous whole.
A homogeneous whole blood specimen is essential to produce quality results from blood gas analysis, however achieving an adequately mixed specimen can be difficult due to the absence of any dead space in a blood gas syringe.
Welding in the context of this chapter is the joining of two or more pieces of metal so that the parts to be joined merge with one another forming a homogeneous whole across the connection.
Although there is a growing body of qualitative research on factors that inform public attitudes towards RE, the majority of studies have tended to be quantitative and to view 'the public' and 'public opinion' as homogeneous wholes.
When caloric values are greater than 22,000 kJ kg−1 and very homogeneous over the whole year, make the bush biomass very valuable for energy exploitation.
According to this work, the Ni Co alloy layers deposited from sulfamate and Watts baths were homogeneous in the whole cross section and showed significantly lower microhardness than those of, grown from chloride containing bath.
In the case of PB films having an average spherulite diameter of about 20 μm, the macroscopic deformation was homogeneous over the whole gauge length of the sample, up to rupture.
Behind the surface, the distribution of H seems to be reasonably homogeneous in the whole layer.
