"national entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a country or sovereign state as a distinct entity. Example: The United Nations is an international organization that works to promote peace and cooperation among all national entities.
The Chinese nation became a self-conscious national entity during the past century, while confronting itself with Western powers; however, as a nation-in-itself, it was gradually formed through the above-described historical process.
This nation-in-itself became a conscious national entity in solidarity under the pressure from Western powers.
By then, it will be "doubtful that Israel will be a national entity any different than the nations that surround it: a theocratic state, poor from both the material and spiritual standpoints, chokingly crowded, and very similar to the Iran which poses us such threats".
"National structure: I believe to be effective there has to a national entity with state affiliates and those affiliates have to have the ability to regionalize.
Under Soviet rule the Kyrgyz found it difficult to assert themselves as a separate national entity.
Still, to the extent that India, with its many languages and cultures, persists as a cohesive national entity, the language of Macaulay plays a large role.
Channeling aid money directly or through national entities to community level seeks to rebalance this.
"It is very, very hard for national entities to tax entities that are global, particularly when it is hard to know where their income originates".
Co-founder of Nutrition Industries and Smart Balance Foods, she worked tirelessly by the side of Robert to manage, develop and expand them into substantial national entities.
But the decision to include rugby sevens in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro brought the transition to single national entities, with U.A.E.
Some of these challenges appear to be the work of isolated individuals, others are coordinated by local groups "empowered by" national entities like True the Vote.
