The phrase "quest for victory" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a metaphor to describe a situation, such as a struggle or competition, in which a person or a team is striving for success. For example, "The team was facing a long and arduous quest for victory, but they never gave up."
Donald Trump has decided that sexism in the quest for victory is no vice.
"In the quest for victory," Mr. Giangreco added, "there is a certain recklessness".
In his Ahab-like quest for victory and redemption, Steinbrenner stands apart even from the other self-indulgent tycoons who control Major League Baseball.
"In each one of you we saw the quest for victory, and that is the important thing in sports, in life, to fight, to fight, fight with tenacity, in every inch of the field, struggling, trying to come out ahead".
At a quarter past six, with two overs of the game remaining, Gooch called off his quest for victory and Tendulkar was able to pluck off his helmet and walk from the field.
"While all club personnel are expected to play to win, they must not let the quest for victory so cloud their judgment that they willingly and willfully target their opponents and engage in unsafe and prohibited conduct intended to injure players".
The niceties of international law, the need to placate Britain, the right of consuls to protect their countrymen — all had fallen before the overriding quest for military victory.
Newcastle avoided a fifth straight defeat and Albion's quest for a victory goes on even if their search for a manager has ended.
No one sets out in spring training proclaiming the quest for a victory record; teams say their goal is to go to and win the World Series.
The prime minister, Vladimir Putin, who has a beady eye on the presidency due to fall vacant in the middle of next year, has won popularity for his vigorous quest for military victory.
In the 1998 Travers, a couple of days after Rice's father died, Smith booted home Coronado's Quest for a victory that the rider dedicated to his valet and the Rice family.
