The phrase "a fierce fighting between" is not correct in English.
It should be "fierce fighting between" or "a fierce fight between." You can use it when describing a violent conflict or battle involving two or more parties.
Example: "The news reported on a fierce fighting between rival gangs in the city last night."
Alternatives: "intense battle between" or "violent clash between".
The Dutch Safety Board (DSB) is publishing the findings of its 15-month investigation into how the plane came down over a war zone at a time of fierce fighting between pro-Russia separatists backed by Moscow and Ukrainian government troops.
Israel has begun a major ground invasion of the Gaza Strip after a day of fierce fighting between its forces and Hamas that saw three more Palestinian children killed in an airstrike.
All day Thursday, Beit Hanoun was a site of fierce fighting between Israeli troops and Hamas militants.
Halo confirmed in an exchange with the Guardian that it had found a total of 42 cluster munitions in sites across northern Sri Lanka near Pachchilapalli, a location of fierce fighting between government and LTTE forces at the end of the war.
Video shows Yemen's 'step toward a coup' in fierce fighting between rebel and government forces.
This was a period of fierce fighting between government forces (the FARDC) and the militia group known as the Congrès National pour la Defense du Peuple (CNDP), led at the time by Laurent Nkunda and his Chief of Staff, Bosco Ntaganda.
BEIRUT, July 12 (Reuters) - The Red Cross appealed on Friday for a halt in the fierce fighting between President Bashar al-Assad's forces and rebels in the Syrian city of Homs, to bring in life-saving supplies to trapped residents.
Hundreds of people fled a conflict-hit area of southeast Turkey's largest city Diyarbakir on Wednesday, taking advantage of the lifting of a curfew to escape fierce fighting between security forces and Kurdish militants.
Ms. Khafaji had traveled south to Najaf earlier on Thursday to help negotiate an end to the fierce fighting between American forces and Moktada al-Sadr, the 31-year-old rebel Shiite cleric.
His final destination was reportedly Nalut, a western Libyan city with a large Berber population and the site of fierce fighting between rebel forces and Qaddafi loyalists during the civil war in 2011.
