The phrase 'the power of unity' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a group of people coming together and being more powerful when unified, rather than when they are acting alone. For example, "The students demonstrated the power of unity when they worked together to clean up the playground."
That's the power of unity.
Monaco were a fine example of the power of unity.
But Ukrainians have overcome their fears and have discovered the power of unity.
Pride's main characters fervently believe in the opposite, in the power of unity.
He was more than just a leader of top athletes — he advanced the ball for employments rights for everyone through the power of unity over generations of workers.
But then came a station break, and a young woman said: "Across America, Bahais are tapping into the power of unity to build racial harmony in their communities.
Protests are not new for me, I've been marching since I was a child, from Take Back the Night vigils to anti-war demonstrations, and I believe completely in the power of public unity.
We will demonstrate the power of our unity.' That would produce a beautiful brotherhood on that day.
The event culminated in the signing of the Joint Declaration by all political parties present, giving a tantalizing glimpse of the power of political unity and what it could mean for the future of Nepal.
More than ever for the artists, promoters and patrons of dance and club culture and their allies on the left, tracks like "One More Time" offer us the mysterious power of unity in the dance, and the hope for a future reconciliation between progressive club culture and the deserving mass public.
I have faith in the power of love and unity that our Lord taught us, but I am scared of Christian dogmatism eroding the message of Jesus Christ.
