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The phrase "running a campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a political campaign or a marketing campaign. For example, "The company is running a campaign to raise awareness about their new product."
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But I'm not running a campaign. . . .
Running a campaign would be tough enough.
He is running a campaign to become mayor of Moscow.
The Unite union is running a campaign on this.
"I'm incapable of running a campaign and being distracted".
"And that's extremely important in running a campaign".
"Oh there are dozens, they're running a campaign after all.
A. If you're running a campaign before that January, start during the campaign.
I thought it was unfortunate that he seems to be running a campaign of insults".
Mr. Tsipras is now running a campaign to reinstate ERT as a potentially independent broadcaster.
Won't Mr. Romney pay a price for running a campaign based entirely on falsehoods?
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