The phrase "a conflictual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is characterized by conflict or disagreement, often in contexts related to relationships, discussions, or situations.
Example: "The negotiations were hindered by a conflictual atmosphere, making it difficult to reach an agreement."
Alternatives: "a contentious" or "a confrontational".
The reinstated capital is a conflictual place.
Interfaith events still occur, but now the focus is on religion as a conflictual force.
Now is the time for the North Koreans to change their mode towards more a conflictual approach," a former South Korean official and government adviser predicted.
In France organizations similar to think tanks are related to the government in Paris and have a conflictual but subordinate relationship with political parties.
In what is certain to be one of its most controversial findings, the report says security forces not only repeatedly allowed these gangs (commonly referred to as "colectivos") to attack protesters but "in some cases…openly collaborated" with them.Human Rights Watch has had a conflictual relationship with the Venezuelan government.
In such a conflictual environment, order is based on power, not on morality.
This presents an opportunity for the CCAAC to re-establish a conflictual-cooperation relationship with Trudeau's Liberal government.
We suggest that before 2006 the CCAAC demonstrated a conflictual-cooperation orientation which flourished when the sociopolitical environment was right.
Given this variation, it is important to understand how and why a conflictual-cooperation CCAAC government relationship characterizes the period from 2003 to 2005.
We follow the progressive emergence and structuring of a so-called "opponent" network to a highly conflictual wind power project (Seine-et-Marne, Parisian basin, France), paying particular attention to the shared landscape resources engaged in the development of this project.
Schelling now establishes a more conflictual version of the structure of the identity philosophy.
