The phrase "absurd dispute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a disagreement or argument that is considered unreasonable or ridiculous.
Example: "The two parties engaged in an absurd dispute over the color of the office walls, wasting valuable time and resources."
Alternatives: "ridiculous argument" or "preposterous disagreement".
They have not yet been driven to the secular solution that European and Western countries embraced after so much Christian blood was spilled in absurd disputes over transubstantiation, papal authority, and so on.
With four billion mobile phone users and 30% of the world's population with basic Internet access, it's absurd to dispute the implications of these technologies on social, political, and economic life.
As these wide-eyed innocents become embroiled in absurd regional disputes, BB overlaps somewhat with last Diwali's sensation P.K., although there are more than just physical differences between that film's wily, questioning frontman Aamir Khan and the barrelling Salman.
"His inference that I am somehow involved in the dispute is absurd and baseless," he wrote.
But, as absurd as the boat dispute might sound, it illustrates not only the logistical complexities of holding what should be the trial of the century on an isolated offshore base but the fact that, even now, the legal procedures are largely improvised.
These disputes typically escalate to absurd levels, largely because they take place behind closed doors and are egged on by our adversarial legal system which cannot help but divide people into winners and losers.
Such cases illustrate how the various medieval disputes over whether human beings might share a single intellect — so absurd on their face — are in fact simply alternative formulations of the dispute over divine illumination.
All subsequent cabinet paper disclosures have shown she was desperate to make political capital out of the dispute, to the extent of firing off such absurd allegations.
The claim was absurd — the cabinet eventually put out a statement supporting Wu and disputing the claim — but the prominence of the attack made it clear that his critique had inflamed powerful people with access to the People's Daily.
Claiming that he shared the fury of passengers, he said: "Most industrial disputes are about threats to employment or conditions so the RMT's attitude is absurd.
