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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fighting force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or organization that is prepared and capable of engaging in combat or conflict.
Example: "The military has always been regarded as a fighting force, ready to defend the nation at a moment's notice."
Alternatives: "combat unit" or "military contingent".
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And in summer the heat saps a fighting force.
With U.S. aid, Ky soon built up a fighting force of 10,000 men.
A fighting force that draws leaders from a larger pool will have better leaders.
He is credited with creating a fighting force that devastated the entire region.
A few broken blocks hid just a single person, a fighting force of one.
It has remained exclusively a fighting force, with a membership in the hundreds.
It has also dispelled any illusion that the official Iraqi army is a fighting force capable of defending its country.
A daring agent, who not only spied but led a fighting force, was sidelined after the war.
Kiraly organized civilians into a fighting force, an act of political significance in spite of the inadequacy of Hungarian weaponry.
"Once a fighting force in one area folds, it can become an epidemic very quickly," Dubik said.
"Are they a fighting force to support a new Iraqi government, or are they supporting Saddam Hussein?" Colonel Starnes said.
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