The phrase "adversarial elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing conflict, competition, or opposing forces, often in legal, political, or strategic discussions.
Example: "In the negotiation process, both parties must be aware of the adversarial elements that could influence the outcome."
Alternatives: "opposing factors" or "conflictual components".
We did not implement adversarial behavior where elements are elided, since the resulting traffic is the same as for additional elements, and memory usage would only be reduced.
My colleagues and I called this model of international relations "green pluralism," to recognize two important shifts: sovereign states no longer tackle environmental challenges alone, and treaty compliance occurs best in a focused adversarial relationship between the private sector and elements of civil society.
But the composers do share one tendency: they feel free to combine elements that 10 years ago were associated with opposing, nearly adversarial wings of jazz.
For the evaluation, our CONSENSUS service can be configured to exhibit the following types of adversarial behavior: SpamAlways: A malicious peer adds a constant number of additional elements in every reconciliation.
One of the essential elements is that "the attorney was preparing for or anticipating some sort of adversarial proceeding involving his or her client". Id. at 924.
Instead, it will embolden elements within Pakistan's military-intelligence complex to act in ways that will be adversarial to Pakistan's democracy – and India's security.
Viewers of "The West Wing" have had the opportunity to see that sexiness in Ms. Janney's scenes with Timothy Busfield as the reporter Danny Concannon, whose burgeoning relationship with C. J. contains all the elements of a classic romantic-comedy tangle, including moments when their jobs place them in an adversarial position.
Ours is an adversarial system.
"We have an adversarial system.
