The phrase "also provides conflict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a narrative, story, or situation where an additional element of conflict is introduced.
Example: "The new character also provides conflict, challenging the protagonist's goals and motivations."
Alternatives: "also introduces tension" or "also creates discord."
This document also provides conflicting conceptual frameworks of PCK.
Ms. Slatkin and Mr. Tenet also provided conflicting statements about their actions early in the case.
At times, officials also provided conflicting or incorrect answers about the project to a technology committee headed by school board member Monica Ratliff," according to The Times.
Another influential line of research using functional imaging has also provided conflicting results.
Studies evaluating the association of pleural plaques and lung cancer risk have also provided conflicting evidence [ 31].
Aladro-Gonzalvo et al. (2012) also provided conflicting results reporting that Pilates may reduce pain only when compared to minimal intervention, and disability only when compared to other physiotherapeutic treatments [ 10].
It also provides the essential conflict among the main characters, a convex mirror in which they can examine their souls, the answer to a perplexing mystery and a whole slew of gloriously bad metaphors.
This basic orb-shaped hors d'oeuvre not only serves as the taking-off point for the plot, about a runaway from a religious sect called the Squeamish, but also provides the essential conflict among the main characters, the answer to a perplexing mystery and a slew of gloriously bad metaphors.
Using collaborative groups not only helps students to better understand the nature of scientific endeavors, but also provides opportunities for cognitive conflict and self-regulation (Damon, 1984; Doise and Mugny, 1984).
As with clinical trials, observational studies in diabetes also have provided conflicting insights into the potential impacts of different levels of glycemic control.
