'unit of society' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of people in a hierarchy, organization, or system. For example: "The family unit is the basic and most important unit of society."
Families, to me, are not just the basic unit of society, they're the best.
He says in his book that the family, not the individual, is "the fundamental unit of society".
He asserted that primitive marriage was rooted in the needs of the nuclear family, which he considered to be the fundamental and universal unit of society.
"Our goals are to focus on poverty, health and education, respect for women and the family as the fundamental unit of society," the official said.
The second division of Christianity, the Protestant Reformation, unintentionally contributed to making the individual the sovereign and basic unit of society.
In today's China, the individual remains part of the collective and by no means the independent and basic unit of society.
Individual families were the real units of society and collectively exercised powers of ownership over their farms and territory.
The tensions of surviving in a family and an office are the basic units of society in the US as well as the UK.
And yet the ultimate units of society, the human individuals lost within the crushing agglomeration of hostility, rivalry, snobbery, exclusion, and defeat that O'Hara felt in his bones, have aspirations and hopes and passions, and can be regarded with tenderness by a writer whose bleak and swift style seems at first not to care.
Is there room for a high-beta version of good economic units of society– one that could succeed disproportionately or fail disproportionately in a culture so tied to obediance?
ABOUT International Day of Families The International Day of Families was established by the United Nations to celebrate families, to promote awareness of issues relating to families as basic units of society, as well as, to advocate for appropriate action in support of families.
