The phrase "a fight that needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conflict or struggle that was necessary or required in a particular context.
Example: "The community rallied together for a fight that needed to be fought for their rights."
Alternatives: "a battle that was necessary" or "a struggle that had to happen."
The fight over the funding of Obamacare was a fight that needed to be fought.
Absolutely, because that was a fight that needed to be had.
"When we had this many minors working on a slaughterhouse floor, we felt this was a fight that needed to be fought," he said.
Melissa Benn tells me it was a fight that needed to be had within Labour – not so much between Browns and Blairites as between New Labour and newer Labour; the fact that it was between two brothers is irrelevant.
In some ways, Wambach seemed to know she was fighting a battle that would probably only be won after she had left the game, but, she said, it was a fight that needed to be waged.
But it was a fight that needed to be fought because of the meaning it has for so many today, and for future generations.
"From the notorious Starr report to the Florida recount... if there has been a partisan political fight that needed a very bright legal foot soldier in the last decade, Brett Kavanaugh was probably there," Schumer said in 2006.
It must urgently decide who is in charge, clarify the powers granted by the Security Council resolution enabling Libya's civilians to be protected by "all necessary means" and, most important of all, determine what the campaign's aims should be.A fight that needs a generalAmerica wants to cede overall control as soon as it has carried out the bulk of the initial bombing.
We believe that we must continue lifting up the small victories as we continue fighting all the fights that need fighting.
It is a fight that also needs to be framed in climate justice.
