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The phrase "a fun battle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a competition or contest that is enjoyable and entertaining, often in a lighthearted context.
Example: "The video game tournament turned out to be a fun battle between friends, filled with laughter and friendly rivalry."
Alternatives: "an enjoyable competition" or "a playful contest".
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"He's having a good year, and it's going to be a fun battle, and obviously I'm looking forward to it," Harvey said of Kuroda.
He added, "We're focused, we believe we can be a really good team and ultimately win, and it's been a fun battle so far".
A 1957 Brown graduate, she raised three daughters before becoming involved in what she recalls as "a fun battle" against a building in her Park Avenue neighborhood that was supposed to rise 12 stories above the zoning limit.
If not, you had a fun battle.
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Once, I had my entire fleet (let's call it eight ships made up of bow ships and medium-sized bune) surround a European gunboat in a particularly fun battle, and where did it get me?
Not only that, it's also a fun takeover battle in the midst of a slow summer deal market featuring some novel deal-making.
The two engaged in a fun little dance battle at the event as T.I.'s "Bring 'Em Out" played through the speakers.
Then New York would have a rising-star senator or, if he or she is a washout, a fun and exciting primary battle in 2010.But if not Mrs Kennedy, then who?
The two have a fun rapport as they battle and explore very sophisticated worlds.
You can use the Nerf N-Force swords to add a fun melee twist to battles.
When you are on a luxury cruise ship and it's a "Fun at Sea" day your battle cry from the time you wake up should be "Save the Deck Chairs".
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