The phrase "agonizing conflict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or struggle that causes intense emotional pain or distress.
Example: "The agonizing conflict between her personal desires and her family obligations left her feeling trapped and overwhelmed."
Alternatives: "painful struggle" or "tormenting dispute."
As Israelis and Palestinians persist in their agonizing conflict, it is painfully apparent that the play's themes remain current.
Auchincloss's sixtieth book is a novel of power and hypocrisy in upper-class New York that, like much of his previous fiction, focusses on the agonizing conflict between America's proudly Protestant face and its tawdry capitalist backside.
I also remain convinced that the formula we pursued to end the agonizing conflict in Syria was, and remains, the only one with a realistic chance to end the war — using diplomacy to align key countries behind establishing a nationwide cease-fire, providing humanitarian access, marginalizing terrorists and promoting Syrian-led talks on creating a constitution and democratic government.
Calling the case an agonizing conflict between the cherished right of free speech and the profound duty to watch over children, a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit let stand an injunction issued by a federal district judge.
It is up to us to overcome the agonizing conflict between our peoples and to forge a new beginning".
A menacing posture by Hamas exacerbates all of this and is among the main deterrents to a resolution of this excruciatingly complicated and agonizing conflict.
The play considers, among other topics, the dangerous interplay of politics and religion, the potentially agonizing conflicts between the doctrines of faith and sexual desire, and the fluid nature of identity.
Neil Simon, the playwright whose name was synonymous with Broadway comedy and commercial success in the theater for decades, and who helped redefine popular American humor with an emphasis on the frictions of urban living and the agonizing conflicts of family intimacy, died on Sunday in Manhattan.
I've seen agonizing conflicts of many years standing transformed in just a few hours.
The sustaining thread throughout Grey's life is the uber-agonizing conflict he had over his sexuality.
The play has often been performed in times of crisis and despair; Susan Sontag directed a production in a besieged Sarajevo during the agonizing Balkan conflict.
