The phrase "a final struggle with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a concluding effort or conflict, often in a dramatic or emotional context.
Example: "In the novel, the protagonist faces a final struggle with his inner demons before achieving redemption."
Alternatives: "a last battle against" or "a concluding fight with".
The inquiry concluded that Mousa's death was the result of a combination of his weakened physical state - caused by factors including lack of food and water, heat, exhaustion, fear, previous injuries and the hooding and stress positions used by British troops - and a final struggle with his guards.
A £13m public inquiry concluded Mousa's death was caused by a combination of his weakened physical state – due to factors including heat, exhaustion, his previous injuries, and the hooding and stress positions he was subjected to by British troops – and a final struggle with his guards at the detention centre at Army HQ in Basra.
Beginning with the Crusades and concluding with 16th-century Anabaptists, Mr. Cohn showed in this book how the desire of the poor to improve their lot merged with prophecies of a final struggle between Christ and Antichrist, to be followed by the emergence of a new paradise.
The film, having arrived at the great dramatic climax of the confrontation with the Wizard of Oz, sags for a while, and doesn't really regain momentum until the equally climactic final struggle with the Wicked Witch, which ends with her melting, her "growing down" into nothingness.
His devotion to teaching and to philosophy led him to meet his classes until two weeks before his death in December 1987, even though he was seriously weakened by his final struggle with AIDS.
After comfortable victories in his opening three bouts, Clay found the 1956 bronze medallist Zbigniew Pietrzykowski harder to fathom in the final, struggling with his opponent's southpaw stance before winning a unanimous verdict.
Li, who beat Francesca Schiavone in the 2011 final, struggled with the cool and windy conditions as Shvedova's greater consistency proved the difference.
He didn't write the book, but still intends to — perhaps, he said, with a protagonist named Bjarke Ingels, and with a final violent struggle on the sloping exterior of W57.
Xiao was put in charge of these rear areas as Liu embarked in the final struggle for power that ended with Xiang Yu's suicide in 202.
With "Son," she's woven these three disparate worlds together, heroes and fates colliding in a final, epic struggle.
While peers such as Final Fantasy struggle with constant iterative reinvention, Tales has focused on perfecting its formula.
