The phrase "and it has fought" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a subject that has engaged in conflict or struggle, often in a historical or metaphorical context.
Example: "Throughout its history, the nation has faced numerous challenges, and it has fought valiantly to maintain its independence."
Alternatives: "and it has battled" or "and it has struggled".
And it has fought for groundbreaking new laws, including the US Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which was passed by Congress over President Nixon's veto, the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of the same year.
The U.S. Navy argues that the risk to whales from sonar is not as great as many scientists and conservationists believe, and it has fought to continue training exercises.
The company has spent millions settling five labor complaints in the past few years alone, and it has fought hard against the Employee Free Choice Act in an attempt to continue intimidating workers hoping to unionize.
It is a semiautonomous region, one that has its own special history and language, which it has fought arduously to preserve.
In return, the industry has largely found the state an obliging partner and staunch political ally as it has fought off curbs on its business.
Since then it has lost every war it has fought, and has shrunk to match.
For years, as Marion, Michael Pollan, and many others have chronicled, it has fought to prevent the US Dietary Guidelines from specifically telling people to eat less meat.
It has fought corruption and increased tax revenues, but has done nothing to cut bureaucracy or red tape.Liquidity is a huge problem.
It has fought tooth and nail to keep things as they are with massive lobbying and all.
It was — Really, what Britain was famous for militarily was its navy, but England hadn't fought a long, sustained land campaign for quite some time, and when it had fought long land campaigns in the past, often they had been fought with allies who supplied land power to complement Britain's naval forces.
For years it had fought and sued the LAPD, but Bratton slashed the number of annual complaints.
