"raging war" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a conflict between two or more parties that involves aggressive military action. For example, "The two countries have been caught in a raging war for two years."
More than five years later, the toll in the now raging war is well past a quarter of that estimate – international monitors stopped counting last August.
Nigeria has lost an estimated N8.3 billion in oil sales owing to the raging war between youths in the oil-producing states of Delta, Rivers, Bayelsa, and Akwa Ibom and multinational oil companies operating in Niger Delta (Oil Wars).
As a troubadour-poet permits his mistress to set ice and fire at raging war inside him, Stansfield's persona is permissive, willing to be subjugated to the linguistic icons that mean "Canada".
He and his family have fled the raging war back home.
The new superintendent will be rolling straight into the crossfire of a raging war between charter school champions and charter school foes.
Faced with raging war in Europe, we chose the side of the Napoleon Bonaparte, an absolute tyrant, over the only other democratic republic on Earth, Great Britain.
In the face of raging wars in the Middle East, she said there was "no limit" to the number of refugees Germany could accept.
In addition to all the bad news about melting ice caps, swirling hurricanes, and raging wars, like many of us I also had personal issues.
Additionally, the raging wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were a boon to GM who supplied the military with thousands of fully-loaded pick-up trucks.
Hezbollah's presence in Syria potentially amplifies a sectarian dimension of the now raging civil war.
