"united struggle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe any collective effort in which people are striving together towards a shared goal. For example, "The civil rights movement was a united struggle for justice and equality."
"Now more than ever do we need a united struggle worldwide to defend people".
Although the two men are very different, neither even self-identifies with the powerful politics of political blackness which originated in the united struggle of working-class African-Caribbean and Asian communities against racism and imperialism in the 70s.
A spokesman for the occupiers said: "Today sees the emergence of a reinvigorated community, both at Sussex, across other universities, and throughout public sector institutions bearing the brunt of Students and faculty met during the demonstration to plan and discuss how we grow and support each other in this united struggle.
While it makes sense to commemorate the Grunwick strike (1976-78) as part of Black History Month – because, although primarily Asian, it was part of a united struggle – foisting Malik and Khan on the celebrations as black icons is both ridiculous and just plain wrong.
The epic poetic history of the Brus and Wallace helped outline a narrative of united struggle against the English enemy.
Tan Malaka responded by creating a coalition, called the Persatuan Perdjuangan (United Struggle), to oppose any negotiated settlement with the Dutch, which Sjahrir favoured.
United struggled for a conduit to knit play together.
With Manchester United struggling, is this a unique opportunity for Arsenal to finally win the league?
Di Maria initially impressed after joining from Real Madrid, even as United struggled during the early part of the season.
With United struggling to find a spark, Scholes came out of retirement and said he would remain with the Red Devils through the end of the season.
Of course Van Gaal is now at Manchester United, struggling to overcome the problems of the post-Ferguson regime, while Cruyff is unshackled from the pressures of football.
