The phrase "combating violence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The government has implemented various programs aimed at combating violence in our communities."
Obviously, it merits denouncing at a conference on combating violence.
We've made progress in cutting poverty, combating violence, and reducing inequality.
THIS week in Istanbul 13 European countries signed a Council of Europe convention on combating violence against women.
Connecticut's chief federal prosecutor has been appointed to a national position focused on combating violence, officials said yesterday.
Nawaz Sharif, the prime minister of Pakistan, admitted that combating violence against women "requires an attitudinal shift".
"There's really a regression here," noted Ms. Said, who runs the council's department for combating violence against women.
Why oppose a straightforward reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, crucial to combating domestic violence and sexual assault?
The UN's special rapporteur on violence against women concluded in a recent report: "The lack of a specific law on domestic violence in Russia is a major obstacle to combating this violence".
Stanford officials also defended their commitment to combating sexual violence, saying all incoming undergraduates must receive training on sexual violence prevention.
Feng Yuan, a veteran activist who attended the 1995 forum and later founded the now defunct Anti-Domestic Violence Network, said unquestionable advances had been made, most notably a draft law combating domestic violence that should be approved next year.
The department took a multifaceted approach to combating gun violence.
