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The phrase "a battle for control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where there is a struggle or competition for authority, power, or dominance over something.
Example: "The two companies are engaged in a battle for control of the market, each trying to outmaneuver the other."
Alternatives: "a struggle for dominance" or "a fight for authority".
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We are seeing a battle for control of water.
For a man, heart risk increased if disagreements with his wife involved a battle for control.
That dispute developed into a battle for control of the company and its corporate strategy.
To make matters worse, rumours are constantly flying around of a battle for control of Sana'a.
The attack comes after a battle for control of nearby border point at Tal Abyad.
The endgame was a battle for control in which Sports Direct has been frustrated.
However, the costs of restructuring under the guns of a battle for control were substantial.
The development is creating a battle for control of the airspace within earshot.
"This is nothing less than a battle for control of air fare search results".
However, Mr Arnault's arrival was the start of a battle for control of LVMH.
The source said there is now a battle for control of Massey's firm.
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a battle for legitimacy
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