"our unification" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of two or more groups or entities coming together to form one single group or entity. For example: "The two tribes achieved our unification after years of conflict."
Finally, a fundamental problem with unificationist models is that the content of our causal judgments does not seem to fall out of our efforts at unification, at least when unification is understood along the lines advocated by Kitcher.
I think nobody has doubts the unprecedented carnage of the terrorists requires our united efforts, unification of the efforts of international community to fight terrorism.
As the limousines moved through the city, many South Koreans sang "Our Wish Is Unification," a song popular on both sides of the heavily fortified border between the two countries.
"While our newly presented unification policy is the most reasonable and fair unification policy, if the South Korean government comes up with its own suggestions – based on autonomy and unity of the people (minjok) – we are ready to discuss them with an open mind," the government said in Tuesday's edition of the state newspaper Rodong Sinmun.
Flanked by a marching band playing a rousing rendition of "Our Hope Is Unification" -- an emotional song well known to both North and South Koreans -- the visitors, who were in town to see relatives, walked under a five-story clock encrusted with stained glass and through the stainless steel gates of Lotte World.
D.J. said that it was his lifelong dream to be the first South Korean leader to set foot on North Korean soil, and in June of 2000 a children's choir sang "Our wish is unification" as he flew off to Pyongyang.
Recall that, according to Kitcher, causal knowledge derives from our efforts at unification.
We lack knowledge in that, in our soul's unification with the body, it has forgotten the knowledge and now needs to recollect it.
Not only did the Soviet Union need to be reconciled to German unification, our closest allies — Britain and France — harbored understandable misgivings.
This can be done by introducing the necessary changes to our existing name unification algorithm.
