hand in hand

Idioms  

1. In cooperation, jointly, as in Industrial growth and urbanization often go hand in hand. This phrase, often put as go hand in hand with, was first recorded in 1576.

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Example Sentences

Understanding why aging so often goes hand in hand with disease is the central focus of the lab led by Kris Burkewitz, assistant professor of cell and developmental biology.

From Science Daily

“Being hand in hand with my husband at this moment is very emotional,” she says.

From Los Angeles Times

“I feel like they go hand in hand in world building.”

From Los Angeles Times

Film critic Bethan Ackerley believes a steady growth of female horror fans has gone hand in hand with an uptick in films with women as protagonists rather than victims.

From BBC

I’d read enough newspapers by now to know about abolitionists, and I did not think the term deserved to go hand in hand with the word traitor.

From Literature