The phrase "the fight to create" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it to describe a struggle to create something or to start/initiate a process. For example, "The fight to create a more equitable society has been a long and hard one."
But the fight to create a bureau strong enough and independent enough to really take on the banks isn't over.
But many blacks are unhappy that Mr. Obama hasn't been more forceful in the fight to create jobs.
"Today, the world's squatters are demonstrating a new way forward in the fight to create a more equitable globe," he wrote.
They continue every day, every week, and every month in the fight to create a nation of social and economic justice".
To promote the fight, to create an image of himself in the public mind, Clay would have to work through them.
The first is that, by recognising Israel's "right to exist", Hamas would effectively be signing off on the fight to create a viable Palestinian state.
"It's about the internal fight to create, and the problems we all have communicating," she said.
We'll continue the national fight to create jobs and extend unemployment insurance, defend Medicare and Social Security, and to build an economy that is environmentally sustainable.
Any serious candidate for president of the United States must oppose further concentration of ownership of the media, and fight to create a process by which the American people can learn about all points of view, and not just corporate America's.
The LTTE began its fight to create a separate state for ethnic minority Tamils in the north and east of the country in 1983, accusing the majority Sinhalese of discrimination.
"But we are going to do our best to keep the faith and to fight to create a world that they will be part of and they will be proud of".
