The phrase "a clash of views" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where differing opinions or perspectives are in conflict with one another.
Example: "The debate turned into a clash of views, with each participant passionately defending their stance."
Alternatives: "a conflict of opinions" or "a disagreement of perspectives".
Their discussions, expected to extend over several sessions, have thrown up a clash of views.
A clash of views and egos between their leaders has played a big part.
The Commissioner said nobody denied that something needed to be done, but accepted there was a clash of views between environmentalists and some fishermen on the issue.
We are all agreed that the First and the Fourteenth Amendments have a secular reach far more penetrating in the conduct of Government than merely to forbid an "established church". But agreement, in the abstract, that the First Amendment was designed to erect a "wall of separation between church and State" does not preclude a clash of views as to what the wall separates.
Development, he insists, must be a "holistic", inclusive, participatory process; and he has made a point of reaching out to "stakeholders", including many of the Bank's critics.It is unfortunate, then, that for the second time within a year a senior bank official has resigned over a clash of views on development.
The bishop said: "A fundamental [area of concern] is the possibility of a clash of views in the spheres of justice and ethical values, and the implications that this would have if the church was the recipient of large sums of taxpayers' money for the provision of welfare..
By the time I left Amerind, I realized that what I had witnessed was a clash of world views.
To frown upon the deliberate stirring of the pot of controversy, they came up with the verb "to polarize" -- to encourage a clash of extreme views.
Three generations of an Irish family are summoned to a clash of old views with new in this novel whose immediate crisis concerns a gay man's death from AIDS but which looks back to some earlier Ireland in which gay consciousness and central heating were equally unknown.
We need a clash of subjective views.
But, in an indication of how far his proposal was from gaining a consensus among his global peers, the sections dealing with the thorny issue were guarded and merely noted that there was a clear clash of views.
