"the collectivity" is an appropriate term for written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people who share similar interests, beliefs, or goals. For example, "The collectivity of activists marched in protest of the proposed legislation."
Olafur Eliasson's The Collectivity Project is on view at the 30th street entrance of the High Line through September 30, as part of High Line Art's Panorama exhibition.
In meeting the challenge of making irreducibility compatible with individual ownership, a lot depends on where exactly the collectivity is placed in the analysis of collective intentionality.
Interculturalism is also concerned with the inclusion of groups since they constitute a "collective resource for the benefit of the collectivity".
It was also established that patterns of change in impaired self-control problems and extrinsic problems from drinking did not change collectively, as would be expected by a version of the collectivity theory of drinking originally brought forward by Skog (1985).
By contrast a collective right is held jointly by the individuals who make up the collectivity and is grounded in the standing and interests of those individuals.
When a state acts, it acts as a collective, and the consequences of its actions may be visited on the collectivity without distinguishing individual levels of culpability.
The absence of formal rules by which to distinguish between members and outsiders, to identify leaders, to establish the aims of the collectivity, to set acceptable limits of behaviour for members, and to specify how collective decisions are to be made accounts for the volatility of collective behaviour.
"It was unthinkable that a person representing the collectivity go veiled".
In this sense milling focuses people's attention on the collectivity and on a subject or problem.
The collectivity of the umma elevates the communal interest above that of the individual believer.
The collectivity, while remaining a part of France, has broad authority over its own fiscal and legislative affairs.
