'rampant violence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to talk about situations in which violence is widespread and out of control. For example: "The police are struggling to contain the rampant violence that has been plaguing the city."
Only the terminally naïve still expect U.N. peacekeeping to work in situations of rampant violence.
Other than the rampant violence, there's one thing very clear: the government can't stop this problem.
Instead, they found rampant violence, with many U.S.-funded projects coming under attack and workers being targeted.
The film brutally depicts the sort of rampant violence and corruption he grew up with in the favelas.
The city became a racial war zone that summer with dozens injured amid rampant violence and arson.
He said that he feared a return of rampant violence, and that he would not go back to his clinic for at least two weeks.
U.S. officials said the Central American migrants are primarily escaping economic hardship in societies with rampant violence and crime perpetrated by drug cartels and organized gangs.
But she is about to embark upon a much more ambitious mission: healing a country that has been torn apart by rampant violence, political corruption and economic inequality.
Its refusal to rein in its brand of rampant violence accounts in part for its break from the better-known terrorist group.
It's no secret that rampant violence and poverty in Central America have spurred thousands of families to flee for the United States in recent years.
When rampant violence engulfed the country with the escalation of ex-president Felipe Calderón's War on Drugs in 2006, many indigenous groups suffered increased vulnerability.
