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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a disputed patch of land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing territorial conflicts, legal disputes, or areas of contention between parties.
Example: "The two countries have been in conflict for decades over a disputed patch of land that both claim as their own."
Alternatives: "a contested area of land" or "a controversial piece of land".
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The Syrians and Lebanese maintain that Hezbollah offers legitimate resistance to the Israeli occupation of a disputed patch of land bordering the Golan Heights.
Robert Speer, the acting secretary of the Army, announced the decision to Congress, saying he was ready to offer the pipeline's owner a 30-year easement on a disputed patch of land.
Instead, bulldozers bearing Hizbullah banners are building earth barricades to keep cars away from the most sensitive spots along the frontier.Hassan Nasrallah, Hizbullah's leader, insists that the struggle against Israel will go on until Lebanese prisoners are freed from Israeli jails, and a disputed patch of land, the so-called Shibaa farms, is returned to Lebanon.
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THE NEWS Israel offered to conduct direct peace talks with Lebanon on all issues, including a disputed patch of occupied land called Shebaa Farms.
Prosecutors said Moura and rancher Regivaldo Galvao hired gunmen to kill Stang over a disputed plot of land.
Vietnamese police have detained 20 people after hundreds of farmers protested on a disputed plot of land near Hanoi, state media report.
They opened an oriental shop, bought a patch of land and settled down.
Kate Bradbury gardens on a small patch of land in Brighton.
She lived on a rocky patch of land.
Mr. Miller, his lawyer said, is a small-business owner who simply made good use of a wasted patch of land.
The camp was set up in a desert patch of land at the foot of mountainous rocks.
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