The phrase "united community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of people who are working together harmoniously towards a common goal or purpose.
Example: "The united community came together to support the local charity event, showcasing their commitment to helping those in need."
Alternatives: "cohesive community" or "integrated community".
That would show, for once, a united community".
He remains a symbol of a divided not a united community.
More honest government, a more diverse economy and efforts to achieve a more united community would not go amiss either.
"There is no momentum, there is no resources and the government haven't provided a vision of a united community.
In other words, the first Christians recognized that preserving a united community required admitting a legitimate pluralism.
In our eyes, Starkey's presence both undermines and taints our daily efforts to function as a united community, one open to the very best and brightest regardless of anything except their academic potential".
For 20 months, Mr. Tyson was Executive Director of Newark's United Community Corporation.
John was also Chairman of the Board of the People's United Community Foundation, which he believed reflected the bank's ongoing commitment to community betterment.
In Guyana, the yardlong is plain-old bora, said Carol Wharton, a 58-year-old police dispatcher who cultivates the vine in the Nehemiah 10 community garden, a few blocks north of the United Community Centers farmers' market.
The former lead singer in the Beautiful South followed the lead of television presenter Charlie Webster, businesswoman Lindsay Graham and 1960s pop singer Dave Berry in quitting as a patron of the Sheffield United Community Foundation.
The move from Ennis-Hill comes after three patrons of the Sheffield United Community Foundation, including the TV presenter Charlie Webster, resigned over the decision to let Evans train with the club.
