The phrase "about the dichotomy between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing contrasting ideas, concepts, or categories in a specific context.
Example: "The article explores the dichotomy between traditional education and online learning."
Alternatives: "regarding the contrast between" or "concerning the division between".
When asked about the dichotomy between mainstream radio hits and classical music, he said, "For many years, I used to say that there was no division.
When asked about the dichotomy between mainstream radio hits and classical music, he said, "For many years, I used to say that there was no division.
The first time I really thought about the dichotomy between my Irish name and my race was when I took an online course in 9th grade through Johns Hopkins University's Center for Talented Youth.
When Gunnar Myrdal (an outsider, coming from Sweden) and a team of social scientists produced a comprehensive study of race, their title The American Dilemma was about the dichotomy between our principles and our practices.
About the dichotomy between the bubbly cheerfulness of her image and the darkness of her music, she sees this split as a central issue at the heart of what her music is all about.
Having penetrated the rocker veil that once seemed so intimidating, I was curious about the dichotomy between her persona and her humanity, so I asked her a few questions.
Justin's affair with a beautiful young woman named Dana -- who just happens to be the daughter of an eminent physicist named Mallach, revered by Justin for his unorthodox theories -- tests his rationalist view of the world and gives Ms. Goldstein a chance to explore her perennial themes about the dichotomies between mind and body, intellect and passion, logos and eros.
What is perhaps unique about Twitter is the dichotomy between this valuable role in empowering and connecting people and its ongoing lack of profitability.
Don't worry too much about that, though: Whatever we call it, the dichotomy between moving data and providing or modifying data is still the key difference.
In a 1992 interview with The Times, Mr. Weitz said he could not count the number of times he was asked how he reconciled the dichotomy between designing and writing about such serious topics.
The dichotomy between forever and emergent might turn out to be as false eventually as the dichotomy between waves and particles as a description of light.
