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"conventional warfare" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used any time to refer to conflicts fought with conventional military forces, such as armies and navies, rather than unconventional forces, such as terrorism, cyber-warfare, or guerrilla warfare. For example: "The two countries have been engaged in conventional warfare for decades, with no end in sight."
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conventional warfare
noun
The waging of war in a manner which does not use nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons.
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Save the world for conventional warfare".
As such, it is an extension of conventional warfare.
The orderliness that governs conventional warfare is a reflection of a certain kind of psychological need.
Should we scrap Field Manual 3-24 and return to training for conventional warfare?
Conventional warfare pitted soldiers against one another in more or less equal number.
A smart terrorist understands that he is not engaged in conventional warfare.
Isis's military strategy is a unique combination of urban terrorism, guerrilla tactics and conventional warfare.
The American government denied it was conducting a war there, for conventional warfare was outlawed.
In it, Mr. Annan wrote that Israel's response to the Palestinian uprising had come to resemble "all-out conventional warfare".
The mountainous region where Mr. Mehsud's fighters are entrenched is considered one of the most difficult terrains for conventional warfare.
As Baghdad falls to conventional warfare, I keep remembering that mantra in Jack Straw's mouth: "nuclear, chemical and biological".
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