The phrase "asymmetrical battle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conflict where the opposing sides have unequal power, resources, or capabilities.
Example: "The film portrays an asymmetrical battle between the technologically advanced army and the guerrilla fighters."
Alternatives: "unequal conflict" or "disproportionate struggle".
This asymmetrical downfield battle should be one of the more interesting in a game that will be a big test for the Jets (1-3) in general and particularly for Revis, who was the first cornerback selected in this year's draft and the 14th pick over all.
More than anything else, said the admiral, who commands the Enterprise battle group of about a dozen vessels, the concern about the nature of possible retaliation reflected a sense that the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States had changed the rules of war, particularly in what he called an asymmetrical conflict.
"Asymmetrical conflict will be dominant for decades," he said.
They found that larger males always dominated smaller males, but when two small males encountered each other, the one with more asymmetrical forceps won the battle.
Here are three reactions to my post about Machiavelli's view of the impediments to making big changes in societies — as in the asymmetrical nature of the battle to take the carbon out of energy systems in the face of both societal inertia and intensive efforts by entrenched interests to maintain the status quo.
Afghanistan and Iraq resonate more in films that don't mention their names, but tell stories of being stuck on the losing side of a battle you helped start with a devastatingly asymmetrical adversary.
And in recent months, the Defense Department has been developing a strategy for Asia called "AirSea Battle," an instrument with which American military power can address "asymmetrical threats in the Western Pacific," an implicit reference to China.
Its rustic, asymmetrical shape.
