The phrase "fighting for a while" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means engaging in a struggle or conflict for a period of time. Example: "The couple had been fighting for a while, but eventually they were able to work through their issues and make peace."
Switch monsters that you fight if you get bored, or even stop fighting for a while to mix it up.
Now we've bungled it somehow, and I think we'll be fighting for a while".
"After fighting for a while, they seemed to have susceptibility to personality issues such as depression or anxiety and addictions".
"He had a severe injury already but he was fighting for a while before he collapsed," Mr. Vapni said of the gunman.
Tom Coburn, who announced his retirement from the Senate on January 16th, after a recurrence of the cancer he has been fighting for a while, was pleasingly hard to read.Mr Coburn has been a hero to conservatives for opposing abortion, denying climate change, opposing gun control and attacking wasteful spending.
That's why we've been fighting for a while now for advances that will benefit all citizens in our society and provide a better and more secure life.
The actual process often is not linear but circuitous, looping back and forth between initial goals and new goals, developing new goals while still maintaining initial goals (such as to keep fighting for a cure while also focusing on keeping the child comfortable), or transitioning sequentially over time through multiple sets of new goals.
This season the Blazers had been overachievers, fighting for a playoff position while maintaining the lowest payroll in the league.
Mostly female, and many BME; they were sharing their experience of fighting for a living wage while working for a cinema.
So pretty often you could be fighting for a foam microphone while a segment about the massacre in Egypt would be going on.
Both teams have one game left in the regular season and the Bulldogs will be fighting for a playoff berth while the Tornadoes will play for bragging rights in the final week.
