'unification strategy' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a plan for bringing different people or groups together for a common goal, for example, "The country's leaders proposed a unification strategy to help bring the two sides together."
The president who promised to unite the country has yet to reveal his unification strategy.
In addition, it introduces a couple of novel features made possible by Microsoft's platform unification strategy.
However, U.S.'s strategy of ceasefire with North Korea in 1953 clashed with the Rhee's 'northward unification' strategy.
"For North Korea, they got exactly what they wanted," said Moon Seong-mook, a former South Korean military official and current head of the Unification Strategy Center in Seoul.
These results support the FRI/BL Lac unification scheme.
It is in this new world order that fifteen Western European countries are trying to complete a strategy of unification amongst themselves.
The Shah's patronage of the Shia shrines was part of a strategy of unification; he donated gifts and money for construction to Ardabil in western Iran, Isfahan and Qom in central Iran, and Mashad in the far east.
With regard to benign cysts of the ovary (e.g., endometriotic, serous, and mucinous cysts), there need to be a unification of the preventive treatment strategy and to detect an early cancer by careful follow-up with USG at every 6 months and some bioindices (countermeasures against type I carcinomas).
"We don't know exactly what was stolen but we suspect they were looking for all sorts of HWP documents relating to work done by thinktanks towards unification and on defence and security strategy," said Raiu.
Unification is a piecemeal description and strategy of collaboration (on the distinction between global integration and local interdisciplinarity, see Klein 1990).
Global unification projects have been replaced by strategies of interdisciplinary research.
