The phrase 'a divergence of views' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when two people or groups have opposite opinions or opinions that differ significantly. For example, "The two sides had a divergence of views on how to address the issue."
There is a divergence of views on whether an independent Scotland would be more attractive overseas.
"There is quite a divergence of views as to where the market and the economy is heading," he said.
James Gordon, president of Cape Wind Associates, downplayed the controversy surrounding the project, saying, "With each project there's always a divergence of views".
There is a divergence of views on resveratrol, the minor ingredient of red wine that some researchers see as a drug that can extend life.
A short early evening statement, without any quotes from the departing chief executive, noted that there was "a divergence of views on the strategic development" of Europe's largest media and telecoms group.
"Until recently we have successfully worked together to achieve these but over the last few months there has been a divergence of views on fundamental strategic issues, particularly finance and management structure.
A review of other GAR15 workshop results (Earthquake, Wind, Flood, Tsunami) suggests just as wide a divergence of expert views for other perils, with the possible exception of Wind (see Maqsood et al., 2014).
There was also a significant divergence of views in a number of areas between clinical trialists and research administrators who negotiate clinical trial contracts on their behalf.
The current conflict is not a simple divergence of views, but a major breach of rules by Russia – grabbing pieces of land and keeping them (not to be confused with peacekeeping), exercising aggression against a sovereign country (Ukraine) with full use of military, economic, energy and political means, including brutal info-warfare.
One must go back three decades to find a real divergence of views.
He said there was likely to be a greater divergence of views in the coming books than some might expect.
