The phrase "a deadlock of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where progress is halted due to opposing forces or disagreements, often in negotiations or decision-making contexts.
Example: "The negotiations reached a deadlock of opinions, leaving both parties unable to move forward."
Alternatives: "a stalemate of" or "an impasse of".
21, 1916, in Ian Ousby's words "the most massive" concentration of force "yet gathered in a war that had already proved a deadlock of concentrated force".
He was the first pope to be elected in a conclave, which had been set up by the senator of Rome, Matthew Rosso Orsini, who hoped to break a deadlock of 60 days in the College of Cardinals.
But it is precisely this delicate game of message-carrying that opens the possibility of an eventual resolution to a deadlock of counterclaims over mostly Muslim Kashmir that has persisted since Pakistan and India were partitioned in 1947, and has already caused two wars between them.
The group of more than 70 mostly obsolete vessels in Suisun Bay, about 25 miles northeast of San Francisco, has been at the center of a deadlock of nearly three years between state water regulators and the federal government, which manages the fleet.
The Southern African Development Community, the 15-nation regional bloc, had directed Mr. Mugabe and Mr. Tsvangirai on Nov. 10 to share control of the ministry that oversees the police in hopes of breaking a deadlock on the formation of a unity government.
In parallel storylines, Josh tries to end a deadlock on the appointment of a 6th Circuit federal court judge.
Nonetheless, the alternative is for the continuation of a deadlock for which ultimately both risk being blamed.
In another Spanish city, host Málaga withstood Dortmund's frantic attack and slew of golden scoring opportunities to end the match in a deadlock ahead of next week's game in Germany.
The House, on a vote of 220-195, enachange change that would effectively dismiss a complaint in the event of a deadlock among members of the ethics committee, which is divided equally between Democrats and Republicans.
Mayor James A. Failace of Carteret broke a 3-3 deadlofk of the Borough Council on Thursday night, voting for a ban modeled after one adopted by Marlboro, N.J., in July.
Direct negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians fell apart last year because of a deadlock over the construction of Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
