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The phrase "a spirited defense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a vigorous or passionate argument in support of a position or person.
Example: "The lawyer presented a spirited defense of her client, highlighting the evidence that supported his innocence."
Alternatives: "an enthusiastic defense" or "a vigorous defense".
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Meanwhile, General Franks gives a spirited defense of Mr. Bush's Iraq invasion.
Unexpectedly, a U.S. Army lawyer assigned to the Germans mounted a spirited defense.
Ten years ago, the preface contained a spirited defense of the inclusion of the "blood curse".
If there is sentimentality in this, Ms. Pierson puts up a spirited defense of it.
Otherwise, Mr. Wolfowitz gave a spirited defense of the Pentagon's planning for the war's aftermath.
Our Feb. 29 issue drew a spirited defense of legacy admissions to college.
It offers a spirited defense of free trade and globalization that engages the populists on their own turf.
Mr. Mohan made a "spirited defense" of Page 3 during the inquiry, describing it as "neither harmful nor offensive".
In this instance, he offered a spirited defense of Hispanics who come to the United States for jobs.
Buchanan mounted a spirited defense of lawbreaking when it is carried out with noble goals in mind.
Surely Dr. Baron-Cohen can marshal a spirited defense of his position, as well might Ms. Connellan.
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