The phrase 'a struggle about' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The incident became a struggle about power and control."
It is a struggle about community identity, as much as anything else.
It was, ultimately, a struggle about the identity of the country".
"It's a struggle about the next wave of development," said Mr. Barwick of the art society.
"There is a struggle about what will happen – will we keep fighting or go home?" says Father Van der Lugt.
But the protesters who have braved freezing weather and police intimidation in Kiev and elsewhere understand that theirs is, above all, a struggle about moral authority.
"From the early days, the politics of the city became a struggle about which party and which militia controlled what resource.
She also sang about love as a refuge and a struggle, and about lonely women growing older.
It became such a struggle deciding about unwanted furniture.
He then explained how the storyline differs from other soap operas because "Ste doesn't question his sexuality and it's not about a struggle — it's about domestic abuse in a gay relationship".
Burghart, his colleague, is bracing for a long struggle about the definition of America.
As such, Bradwell represents a fundamental struggle about democracy and fairness.
