The phrase "a place for fighting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or environment where combat or conflict occurs, whether literally or metaphorically.
Example: "The arena was known as a place for fighting, attracting warriors from all over the land."
Alternatives: "a battleground" or "a combat zone".
He says there is a place for fighting as a way for players to police one another.
The men were encamped on the farther side of the narrows, beside the sanctuary, in a level and broad space, which, however, was more suitable as a place for fighting than for encamping; it was because of this fact more than any other that they suffered severely from disease, not only during the winter, but much more during the summer.
With an organized medical system, cheap drugs and relatively low-paid doctors, India is probably one of the most cost-effective places for fighting AIDS, said the study's lead author, Dr. Kartik K. Venkatesh of the Alpert Medical School at Brown University.
Rhodes-Pitts's Harlem is a place worth fighting for.
It's a place worth fighting for.
To keep our families safe and our nation united, Americans of all faiths must stand together and uphold the values that have made our nation special and a place worth fighting for".
At first sight, Kiyosato doesn't look like a place fighting for its survival.
For many of us who have followed this organization's sometimes bumpy history, its best days were in the 1970's, when it was fighting for a place for chamber music in New York's symphony- and opera-dominated musical life.
In fighting to secure a place for Douglass's statue in the Capitol — a privilege usually reserved for states — D.C. Del.
This move could quite literally save Chelsea's life, and we are all better off knowing that Chelsea Manning will walk out of prison a free woman, dedicated to making the world a better place and fighting for justice for so many".
"This move could quite literally save Chelsea's life, and we are all better off knowing that Chelsea Manning will walk out of prison a free woman, dedicated to making the world a better place and fighting for justice for so many," said Chase Strangio, Manning's lawyer who works with the American Civil Liberties Union's LGBT Project.
