The phrase "forefront of war" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something at the leading edge or forefront of a conflict or battle. Example: "The brave soldiers were at the forefront of the war, fearlessly charging into enemy territory."
Steven Pressfield, who pushed to the forefront of war novelists with his history-based tales of ancient warriors, has now turned his considerable skills to a modern conflict in "Killing Rommel". The result, as the novel's British protagonist might say, is a ripping good read: gritty and dramatic.
But, in essence, it is the recognition of this new image of the United States, which has strong potential to restore the American reputation that was injured in Muslim countries during the two wars against Afghanistan and Iraq, the forefront of war against terrorism.
"Civilians are at the forefront of the war against terrorism and must also be on maximum alert," Netanyahu said.
At the forefront of this war over the truth is the first-ever trial concerning the practice of force-feeding prisoners on hunger strike, due to start Monday.
As its name suggests, the Hidden Half of the Moon constitutes one of the first efforts to bring women's voices to the forefront of the war experience.
Spartan lifestyles and wartime rations became the reality even for women of privileged background, whose husbands at the forefront of the war ceased caring for personal luxuries.
A massive car bomb explosion ripped through the building without warning in a city that has never been in the forefront of any war or terrorist activity.
The question of civilian casualties moved briefly to the forefront of the war news last week, only to be displaced by the story that in wartime always comes first: the prospect of peace.
The New Yorker, February 25 , 1991P. 27 The question of civilian casualties moved briefly to the forefront of the war news last week, only to be displaced by the story that in wartime always comes first: the prospect of peace.
The seven brothers of the Geci family were always at the forefront of the war against Serbia, and their home lies in the hilly central heartland of the Kosovo Albanians' fight for independence.
