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The phrase "a battle about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conflict or disagreement regarding a specific topic or issue.
Example: "The debate turned into a battle about climate change policies and their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a struggle over" or "a conflict regarding".
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This was not simply a battle about sovereignty.
This is not just a battle about statistics.
I'm reading a book called "To Lose a Battle," about the Battle of France.
It quickens the pulse and makes you think there is a battle about to go down.
This controversy is really a battle about political power, not religious freedom or the law.
To summarise: the battle for peace and freedom is a battle about mindsets.
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"We're having a national battle about an American company buying a Russian company that was once an Egyptian company," said Iain Grant, an analyst with the Seaboard Group, a telecommunications consulting firm based in Montreal.
In many conflict situations, what the participants are battling about is a superficial representation of a deeper historical disagreement.
Piles of rocks lay behind them from a battle only about an hour before.
"Obviously, once Michael got sent off it became a battle and about organisation but we're very pleased overall".
But anyone who had watched the Rossi-Lorenzo saga unfold over the previous three seasons could see that this was a battle mostly about pride.
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