The phrase "an opposite kind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is fundamentally different or contrary to another thing.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, some argue for immediate action, while others represent an opposite kind of perspective that prioritizes economic growth."
Alternatives: "a contrasting type" or "a different kind".
"They project an opposite kind of image," says one city official.
Like many other Canadian industries, almost all its exports went to the United States.In this section The war on the border streets Bank raid A caretaker with ambition Burghers beef over mad economics Correction: Roberto Jefferson Reprints Related items Canadian agriculture: Better stick to celeryJan 15th 2004Closing the border caused problems in both countries, but of an opposite kind.
In addition to New Lebanon and Hamilton Avenue Elementary, the two schools on the western edge of town with too few white students, two schools on the far eastern and northern sides of town are flirting with imbalance of an opposite kind: having too few minority children.
Such a force would do what Einstein's old cosmological constant did to Einstein's equation--in an opposite kind of way: instead of stopping an expansion, it would be accelerating it.
If genomic imprinting has the predicted range of effects in social insects, they would also become outstanding examples of an opposite kind of selection, in which individuals are deeply divided by internal conflicts [ 13].
So, if my second child also had PDD, but of a different, opposite kind where they blamed everything on other people, then I think my first child might even commit suicide.
"Judson felt very clearly about deconstructing and challenging ideas of movement design with a sort of opposite kind of movement design, a radical repositioning of what movement is permissible.
And almost all funds with D's or F's in one kind of market had an offsetting good grade in the opposite kind.
Yet Traustason's winner came from the opposite kind of play: a lightning breakaway move.
Carl Yastrzemski might seem the opposite kind of figure from Robinson: an extravagantly gifted ballplayer at bat and in the field, but one known in his early years as a spoiled brat, the talented young loafer who replaced Ted Williams in left field.
The new Juventus Stadium has attracted much praise since its opening, but since Thursday it has been drawing the opposite kind of attention after Turin authorities opened an investigation into its safety.
