The phrase "as the row between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a situation or context involving a dispute or disagreement between parties.
Example: "As the row between the two departments escalated, management decided to intervene."
Alternatives: "as the conflict between" or "as the dispute between".
His statement came as the row between Rennard's supporters and critics descended into increasing acrimony.
George Clooney has hit back at suggestions that he does not understand Britain's right to the Elgin Marbles because he is an American, as the row between Hollywood and Westminster escalated with Matt Damon and Bill Murray also weighing in.
Mr Miliband told the BBC the UK had "a market that isn't working" and, as the row between Labour and the energy firms escalated, he dismissed them as "unreliable witnesses" after they claimed possible blackouts.
As the row between the then-cabinet minister and the police intensified, Mr Mitchell met Inspector Ken MacKaill, of West Mercia Police, Detective Sergeant Stuart Hinton, of Warwickshire Police, and Sergeant Chris Jones, of West Midlands Police - acting on behalf of the Police Federation which represents rank-and-file officers - at his constituency office in Sutton Coldfield.
As the rows between other candidates roll on, Corbyn will on Tuesday unveil his plans to bring the railways back into public ownership.
The row between the government and local authorities about what has become known as the "missing £500m" encapsulates the problem.
David Cameron's intervention came as the row deepened between West Mercia, West Midlands and Warwickshire police forces on one side and the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) and supporters of the former cabinet minister on the other.
This month the CIA station chief in Berlin was expelled as the spying row between the US and Germany escalated.
The rebels' fate is perilously hostage to the vacillations of Western policies and the vagaries of regional politics, such as the current row between Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
The rows between the two leave camps are often portrayed as being about personalities.
The quiet burying of the heavily-trailed strategy means that there has been no official strategy to counter non-violent extremism during the five-year term of the coalition government, the issue emerging as the final major row between the Tories and lLb-Dems.
