The phrase "against contradictions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the idea of opposing or countering inconsistencies or conflicting statements.
Example: "In her argument, she positioned her theory against contradictions to strengthen her case."
Alternatives: "in opposition to inconsistencies" or "counter to contradictions".
He was vexed by "those characteristics of the American mind which appear unalterably set against any contradiction by reality".
In Tilbury, where a certain vision of capitalism and modernity has slammed up hard against its own contradictions, the impact of those forces is particularly extreme and the rebellion against them particularly fierce.
In so doing, studies of and actions against "blight" masked contradictions in capitalist urbanism and spatialized race in uneven urban development.
Still, why should progressives count these contradictions against Venezuela's people, if there's something the United States can, indeed, do to help them?
And it was his sudden revulsion against all these contradictions that drove him finally, in 1913, to flee the country for Russia, with a contract to write a guidebook to St Petersburg, and a book of fairy tales in mind.
The paper argues for a revisiting of critical understandings of 'race' and racism within the framework of modernity, a re-commitment to historical and materialist deconstructions of 'race' and racism and cautions against the potential contradictions within postmodernist understandings of these social scientific phenomena.
Collins, for example, claims that the distinction between reasonable propositions and "things above, and things contrary to reason" is the distinction that theologians use on behalf of mysteries and theological contradictions against those who say that they can only believe what they understand.
Virtually all moral arguments against P.E.D.'s involve contradictions.
In 1982, as Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government gathered steam, he published "Britain Against Itself: The Political Contradictions of Collectivism".
As in the darksome Te Deum sequence at the end of Act I, he turns religious ritual against itself, exposing its contradictions.
