'our surrender' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "We made the difficult decision to accept our surrender and end the battle."
But judging from the gap between the president's tough tone and the meager measures he is now prepared to fight for, it seemed like Obama was doing little more than salvaging the terms of his (our) surrender.
He then identified his terms for our surrender: the removal of Jews from Palestine and the end of America's interference with Iraq.
"Now he needs to acknowledge that the greatest source of that erosion is our surrender of rights to the EU... ...... and he was off on a breath-defying diatribe against the evils of Europe.
Something ontological has changed with our surrender of privacy The New Yorker's Jill Lepore, also a character in the play, dives into it here—and perhaps that's more unsettling than any nefarious government data-suck.
It is all in our surrender.
The bigger the crook, the bigger is our surrender.
Let's come to the table, lower our voices, lay down our anger, surrender our rights, treat our enemies with respect, and choose radical peace over angry protests.
The surrender to what's unknown - like all our surrenders to loss - make us more human, more beautiful, more wise.
It is our unwillingness – or inability – to surrender our opinions, our articles of faith, our religions and ideologies, that prohibits us from accepting life's hardest truths.
Buddha would talk of discovering our world, and then with all our heart, surrender to it.
He wants our unconditional surrender.
