The phrase "amassed a war" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used, as "amassed" usually refers to gathering or accumulating things like resources, wealth, or information, rather than a concept like war.
Example: "The country amassed a war chest to fund its military operations."
Alternatives: "gathered a conflict" or "built up a war effort."
amassed a war chest of roughly $300,000.
Instead of challenging this, Clinton has amassed a war chest so large that Gary Hart, another one-time Democrat front-runner, said it "ought to frighten every American".
It has amassed a war chest of £350,000 for the May election, allowing it to mount the most ambitious campaign in its history.
García chalks his loss up to a few factors, chief among them being money: Emanuel amassed a war chest of about $23m, roughly four times that of García.
While Kerry's official campaign is restricted to spending $75m£41m1m) between now and election day, these independent groups have amassed a war chest of $150m.
In his race for a third term, this fall, he has amassed a war chest of nearly twenty-four moreion dollars, more than any other Senate candidate in the nation, and drawn only token opposition.
In September, after his campaign began to amass a war chest and attention from the party leadership, Ojeda had tapped the Washington-based firm that worked on Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign.
One need only imagine how the New York Times would have reacted if a Republican candidate had broken such a pledge, and then gone on to amass a war chest of $639m to his opponent's $360m, to see how profound the bias has been.But all this brought out some deep-rooted weaknesses in Mr McCain's character, too.
With union negotiations coming up in September, GM will need to amass a war chest to prepare for bumps in the process, particularly, in the case of a strike.
The letter is part of Walker's effort to amass a war chest in case he faces a recall election in the coming months.
He's amassed a large war chest.
