"strife against" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a struggle or fight against something, usually a force or idea. For example: "The civil rights movement was a long and difficult strife against racism."
The period of nationalist strife against the British inspired a number of poets to verse that was both nationalist and in the traditional heroic vein; among them are Hiralala Sastri, Manikyalala Varma, and Jayanarayana Vyasa.
The scrum has been a particular source of strife against England, with Twickenham the scene of various indignities and the referee on Saturday will be Romain Poite, who took exception to the Wallabies' scrummaging technique in the final Lions Test two years ago from the opening set piece.
It was from Anbar province, the Sunni protests ignited a strife against the Iraqi government in December 2012 calling for radical reform which included many illegitimate demands, while Daesh and al-Qaeda splinter groups moved freely to parade their weapons and fly their flags publically long before the fall of Mosul in June 2014.
Faced with the gravity of the Roman offensive, all the princes of the royal house, formerly divided by internal strife, united against the invader.
A new civil strife turns brother against brother.
The wartime generation that saw the EU as a bulwark against strife is fading.
AS WITH any prolonged strife, the battle against AIDS has produced some moving images.
Members of Al Nusra later took a conciliatory tone, Mr. Kanjo said, sending mediators to the activists and calling for "extinguishing strife" and uniting against the government.
Lebanon's prime minister, Tammam Salam, said: "We condemn this cowardly criminal act that can never be justified, and we call on the Lebanese to be more watchful and united against strife".
"We call on the Lebanese to be more watchful and united against strife".
One of the things the Philippines should be proud about is how it has never, at least in modern times, experienced the kind of inter-ethnic strife -- particularly against minority Chinese communities -- that have afflicted other Southeast Asian countries in the 20th century.
