The phrase 'battle being' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
You could instead use the phrase 'battle to be', in a sentence such as: The candidates were in a fierce battle to be chosen for the project.
"Stuart Little 2," as the sequel is called, is a battle being waged on several fronts.
Like fundamentalist terror, totalitarian terror leaves no aspect of life exempt from the battle being waged.
Despite the battle being played out between them there are no hostilities, they're still smiling.
Perhaps the most important battle being fought in Samson and the Philistine, though, is that between history and modernity.
I think there is still a battle being waged for the hearts and minds of the Revolutionary Guard and Basij.
Aldred is an English officer who has fought bravely in battle, being both wounded and decorated in the process.
The truth is lost amid the propaganda battle being waged alongside the shells, bombs, guns and rockets.
Forget the browser wars, I'm much more interested in the battle being waged in the living room.
But the battle being fought for Savamala isn't simply a class struggle, it's a conflict of values.
Future improvements to the treatment could make it effective against 87% of cervical cancers, according to the study's leaders.This is not the only battle being won.
The threat of war ended without a battle being fought, for in 1785 Frederick had formed the Fürstenbund (Princes Leaguee) against Joseph to prevent the exchange.
