The phrase "active fight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a conflict or struggle is currently taking place, often implying a vigorous or intense engagement.
Example: "The two teams were in an active fight for the championship title, showcasing their skills and determination on the field."
Alternatives: "ongoing battle" or "current struggle".
"There really needs to be a very, very active fight against doping," she said.
Once Iraq ceases to be an active fight and becomes a historical controversy, will they be Swift-boated?
HE PLANS NO ACTIVE FIGHT Texas and Louisiana Are Counted for Him -- Friends Seek Arizona and New Mexico Votes.
Beyond that, it is necessary to very quickly generalise the automatic exchange of banking information within the eurozone and establish a concerted policy to make the taxation of income and wealth more progressive, while at the same time jointly waging an active fight against tax havens outside the zone.
By the age of five, for example, excessive stress sets up a lifetime with an overly active fight or flight response, a decreased ability to handle adversity.
By the 1960s the active fight for voting rights was back on the front burner and once again people were risking and giving their lives in order to be able to vote.
Today there are many active fights against the rule of the profiteers.
We found that kids who spend more time in a low-stress school environment seem to have a much less active fight-or-flight response to the world.
School gardens could be a simple, low-cost way to get kids more active and fight obesity.
Our roosters were seized when our local Sheriff's office entered the property during an active rooster fight.
One participant commented that the most important point she learned was, "being more active will fight fatigue" and another stated, "I didn't realize that working out would lessen my stress".
