"war establishment" can be used in written English.
It is usually used as a noun to mean a permanent organized military structure. For example: The war establishment has been a powerful force in shaping the foreign policy of the nation.
"The drug war establishment needs periodic crises to justify their budgets.
Nonetheless, by exerting a supreme effort, the Romans raised their war establishment to the highest total yet attained and sent a strong field army against each Carthaginian leader.
He asserted a "coincidence of interest" partially organized around "a permanent war establishment," but he did little more than assert it.
Stipulations in the Ṭāʾif Accord have led to the post-civil war establishment of a Constitutional Council, which is empowered to monitor the constitutionality of laws and handle disputes in the electoral process.
Of the more than 131,000 airmen trained in Canada, almost 73,000 were Canadian, and a large portion would fulfill their wartime service in Canada as part of the Home War Establishment engaged in training and support tasks.
It's no MI5 secret that gaggles of the pre-second world war establishment, including certain royals, harboured pro-German and Nazi sympathies, abdicating Edward VIII being only the most notorious example.
The gang waged war on Germany's post-war establishment, which its members accused of perpetrating the evils of the Nazi era under the guise of democracy.
That's the lowest figure since the nineteen thirties — before the post-war establishment of the National Health Service and expansion of secondary education and social services; before the aging of the baby boomers, which will put a strain on public pensions; and before the major expansion of tertiary public education that took place in the nineteen-nineties.
That's the lowest figure since the nineteen thirties before the post-war establishment of the National Health Service and expansion of secondary education and social services; before the aging of the baby boomers, which will put a strain on public pensions; and before the major expansion of tertiary public education that took place in the nineteen-nineties.
Twenty years ago, in the midst of the culture wars, establishment critics assailed multiculturalism as an assault on the fabric of common citizenship.
The regiment fielded at least 49 battalions during the First World War, from a pre-war establishment of two regular, two militia, and six territorial.
