"have claim over" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something that has control and authority over a certain thing. For example: "The Thompson family have claim over the house that has been in their family for generations."
But his opponents have claimed over the last few years that he has secretly accumulated over $40bn while in office and is therefore actually Russia's richest man.
The Russian government has blamed terrorists from the country's Muslim south for a series of bomb blasts in Moscow and other cities which have claimed over 300 lives.
This is hardly insightful: it does not help explain why a war estimated to have claimed over 5m lives drags on in Congo.Yet "Stringer" is still worth reading.
Apart from looming economic disaster, lack of any real reform and recurrent bloody clashes with protesters that have claimed over 100 lives in recent months, the generals are increasingly perceived as unable to provide stability and security.
But all is not well with the strong conception, or so philosophers have claimed over the past several decades.
Sumpto then charges a percentage of revenue generated from the program, which Kosinski says has generated over $30K in revenue for brands and students have claimed over 11,500 rewards to date.
Six years of war have claimed over 400,000 lives in Syria and displaced over 10 million people.
Many Yemenis live in fear of the relentless airstrikes and ground clashes that have claimed over 4,000 lives already.
That question of "Why did they take me?" has most likely been echoed by the countless people who have claimed over several decades to have experiences quite similar to what Ilyumzhinov insists happened to him.
Since 1997 my home country, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), has been devastated by a series of wars which have claimed over 5 million lives and displaced 2.6 million people.
