"clamour over" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to make a loud and persistent noise or outcry about something. It can be used when describing a situation where people are loudly expressing their opinions and demanding attention or action. Example: The town hall meeting was filled with clamour over the proposed changes to the local park. Residents shouted and waved signs, demanding that the city council reconsider their plans.
Just look at the clamour over the missing £33m lottery ticket.
For all the current talk of a popular clamour over Britain's relationship with the EU, voters' interest in the subject was much more lively in the early 2000s.
Intriguingly there was less of a clamour over the ethnicity of Richard Reid, the notorious "shoe bomber", who had a white mother and a black father.
After the clamour over healthcare, the memo raises the possibility of a new round of protests against a key Obama issue.
He had been extremely frustrated that indicators of economic recovery over the past few days had been drowned out by the clamour over the Labour leadership.
NATO's longstanding call for allies to spend at least 2% of GDP on defence has been lost in the clamour over wider public-spending cuts.Is the constraint on military spending evidence of a general decline of the West?
Yet after the first few furlongs of the season, Sleepy Hollow has turned out to be a hit for the Fox network, well-received by critics, clamoured over by obsessive viewers and already the winner of the greatest prize of all: a second series commission.
The tabloids have been clamouring over each other to jam Chris Martin and Alexa Chung's names in the same headline since the Coldplay frontman announced his 'conscious uncoupling' from Gwyneth Paltrow back in March.
The media, while occasionally mangling its gendered pronouns and terminology, clamoured over itself to prove how totally cool it was with this development, with solemnly supportive features and unwaveringly positive interviews.
In the small town of 5,000 people, crowds flocked to the open-air bars, pick-up trucks ambled slowly down the main strip and children clamoured over a swing set, just steps from the beach.
It's fairly rare to find VCs clamouring over a startup, virtually throwing term sheets folded into paper aeroplanes through any open window they can find, but this appears to be the situation surrounding UK search company True Knowledge, which only launched late last year.
