The phrase 'total solidarity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to expresses a strong sense of unity in a group of people, such as in a political party or union. For example, "We stand together in total solidarity to fight for fairer wages for our workers."
Mr Castro declared himself in "total solidarity" with Mr Matos and his coach.
That principle is: total solidarity in the defence of people unjustly persecuted, total freedom to disagree with their views.
Q -- Mr. President, following Sept. 11 you were the first to go to Washington and declare your total solidarity with the United States.
Lorella Zanardo, director of a 2009 documentary entitled Il Corpo delle Donne (Women's Bodies), also said she gave Lario her "total solidarity".
Labour MP Mike Gapes said he was in "total solidarity" with Berger and was "sickened by the racism and antisemitism at the top of our party".
The Northern League leadership passed a motion expressing "total solidarity" with him.The affair has, at least, given the Berlusconi government an opportunity to demonstrate its damage-limitation skills.
There are fantastic, brave, bright young women and men here, who have faced down extreme intimidation of many kinds (from police bullets to sexual harassment) and deserve our total, unstinting solidarity, and support.
"In the time I have been here, I have seen how at times they have asked for total silence, solidarity to listen for the voices". A video shared by the Mexican President's office shows volunteers and military personnel carrying supplies at the Campo Marte venue in Mexico City.
Charlie Hebdo released its own statement expressing solidarity and "total support" to the victims 0f Friday's atrocity and their families.
Our faith in Jewish solidarity was total.
"We are witnessing a total collapse of international solidarity with millions of Syrian civilians".
