The phrase "a contradictory process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or series of actions that involve conflicting elements or outcomes.
Example: "The development of the new policy was a contradictory process, as it aimed to reduce costs while simultaneously improving quality."
Alternatives: "a conflicting process" or "a paradoxical process".
In an apparently contradictory process, the "glocal" marketing strategies adopted by TFCs and domestic firms often deliberately appeal to existing cultural viewpoints or traditions in order to change cultural norms and rules about what to eat, how, where and how much [ 90, 138].
"Like many of my characters, Bob Crane had a contradictory thought process," Schrader says.
All of which means that the messy, open, often contradictory process of Labour party democracy can no longer be regarded as an unwelcome impediment to pure policy delivery.
The chaotic and contradictory process put in place by the IOC, with individual decisions of individual federations then going before a three-person panel, has been heavily criticised by those who supported a blanket ban – including many national governments and anti-doping organisations.
She was distressed that when she and her friends asked for "a fresh approach" they were greeted with "defensive platitudes", though they were all part of the "terrible, magnificent, bloody, contradictory process, the establishing of the first communist regime in the world", which should create the basis for freedom of speech.
Typically the mother struggled with the contradictory process of accepting the existence of her deceased baby (this baby once lived) while being aware of the nonexistence (this baby).
While the subjective judgements of middle managers regulate the valves at each of the bottlenecks in the university hierarchy, I have watched a number of contradictory processes in academic appointments take place.
Some of the results contained in this chapter are still under debate and ongoing research is still needed to confirm them because different studies invoke for a same object contradictory processes, in that they result in conflicting uplift history.
Although apoptosis and cell proliferation appear to be opposing and contradictory processes, there is a recent substantial evidence [ 4] that the two events may be related or coupled.
