The phrase "an opposing direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing movement, viewpoints, or actions that are contrary to each other.
Example: "The two teams were moving in an opposing direction, making it difficult to coordinate their efforts."
Alternatives: "a contrary direction" or "an opposite direction".
By generation of new data, and meta-analysis, we also found that these haplotypes influence the risk of RA, although with an opposing direction of effect in the case of haplotype 4.
The B-cell and IL-8 metagenes were associated with prognosis but with an opposing direction.
It is clear that the relationship between hazard of death and concentration of SAA as measured by immunoassay is in an opposing direction to the SAA fragment.
However, our analyses, and the central finding of this study, show an opposing direction of change between Klean-Prep and Picolax that is consistent for all proliferation measures, and cannot be a feature of starvation.
It is notable that fishing-induced plastic effects on growth were in an opposing direction to evolutionary effects; i.e., while fishing-induced selection favored slow growth rates (lower K and higher Lmax), plastic effects increased growth rates.
A moderately opposing direction of gene expression change in these two transfectant cell lines compared with ZR-75-1 cells was indicated by TFF3 and MGP (Fig. 1).
Collide head to head with a train coming from opposing direction.
Some other train will collide from rear Crash into some other stationary or moving train Collide into the main body of some other train which is moving on a merging track Crash with another train whose some part of the route is shared by the first train Collide head to head with a train coming from opposing direction.
However, the intact FXYD2 gene is oriented telomere to centromere, thus giving rise to a transcript into the opposing direction with regard to the orientation of the remaining 3'- MLL gene.
This was so movement in one direction would correspond to a positive voltage and movement in the opposing direction would output a negative voltage.
One side dominates the motion, while motors in the opposing direction confer a drag.
