The phrase 'join the push' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in situations where you want to encourage someone to take part in a concerted effort. For example, "Let's join the push to reduce plastic waste and work together to make lasting change."
Rather than calling a trans person brave, why not join the push for better representation of trans identities in media?
But the mayor has yet to join the push in Albany to close corporate loopholes and restore fair taxes on the wealthy".
The powerful mining lobby is considering whether to join the push by resource industries to ban environmental boycott campaigns as it battles an escalating grassroots movement calling for banks, superannuation funds and institutions to ditch fossil fuel investments.
Ms. Klobuchar, whose state has an estimated 400 medical device companies employing about 35,000 people, has emerged as one of the industry's most important allies — cornering other Democrats on the Senate floor to press them to join the push, industry lobbyists said.
Miroslav Kalousek, the Czech finance minister, pledged to join the push for more automatic exchanges of bank records that already had the backing of Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain, a spokesman for the Czech representation to the European Union said Sunday.
Students are grateful to graduate with a sense of knowledge about indigenous people and their role and relationships with lands and resources, says Smith, whose classroom experiences led her to join the push for the university to adopt an indigenous content requirement.
— JENNIFER PRESTON Gov. Deval Patrick of Massachusetts is joining the push for stricter gun controls.
He was released when he won his case and joined the push to close Berks.
On Saturday, a number of current college football players joined the push for N.C.A.A. reforms by putting the phrase "All Players United," or "A.P.U.," on their equipment.
Johnson name-checked a list of stars who had joined the push and would prevent him "dropping my lolly completely", including Tim Minchin, Meshel Laurie, Danny Green, Shaun Tan, Nick Riewoldt, Tom Gleeson, Denise Scott, Michael Leunig, Deb Mailman, Michael Gudinski, Sam Mac and Shaun Micallef.
Jacinda Ardern has also joined the push; New Zealand's PM told fellow world leaders to get on the right side of history, and embrace 'guardianship' of the earth.
