The phrase "strong fighting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event in which someone or a group is engaging in intense and powerful combat or struggle. Example: The soldiers showed strong fighting skills as they defended their country against the enemy's invasion.
From the song "Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst": I count lives, all on these songs, look at the weak, and cry, pray one day you'll be strong, fighting for your rights — even when you're wrong — and hope that at least one of you sing about me when I'm gone.
"He'll be a very strong, fighting candidate in the primaries, but there will be more and more stuff coming out, I think," Murdoch told New York Times reporter Jason Horowitz in a private suite at Churchill Downs in Kentucky, as Derby Day went on below.
More than many other ridings in the province, Bonavista-Trinity-Conception liked to send strong, fighting Newfoundlanders to Ottawa including a couple of premiers.
Alternatively, if these queens signaled dishonestly, they should advertise a strong fighting ability, but refrain from engaging in a fight due to their weak fighting ability.
Detective Palladino said Detective Thomas, who has two sons, was aided by a strong fighting spirit.
After 19 long years, a strong fighting spirit is something Freo can be relied upon to produce.
She believes that Kay will be stronger, fighting for two, and carrying a piece of her heart to the mat.
I have been through some difficult times, but I have come out stronger, fighting and showed my character.
Without a merger option on the table, T-Mobile continues to try to build itself up into a stronger fighting form on its own.
Jojoy was believed to be leader of the Farc's strongest fighting division, the Eastern Bloc, and had eluded Colombian security forces for almost 10 years.
These are the real lesbians in Damascus: the smart and strong women fighting the good fight.
