The phrase "an opposition paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document or article that presents a counterargument or dissenting viewpoint on a particular issue.
Example: "In her research, she included an opposition paper to highlight the contrasting perspectives on climate change policies."
Alternatives: "a dissenting paper" or "a counterargument paper".
These were republished in an opposition paper in Montenegro.
The Post happened to be an opposition paper at the time.
His job is to maintain a sense of rigor and balance in his pages, while preserving the over-all sense of an opposition paper.
After Mr Putin lambasted the tabloid, which is a sister publication to Novaya Gazeta, an opposition paper, it was promptly shut down by its publisher.
In August, police officers broke down the door to the local offices of Novaya Gazeta, an opposition paper that had criticized Governor Shantsev and Mayor Bulavinov.
Facing rising anti-Israeli sentiment among his people -- an opposition paper published a "blacklist" this week of Jordanians doing business with Israel -- King Abdullah today criticized "Israeli aggression" and warned that Israel was threatening hopes for peace in the region.
Novaya Gazeta, a liberal opposition paper, ran with a front page stating: "We are Charlie Hebdo".
And an article in opposition paper Novaya Gazeta said that if Russia continued to occupy Crimea, it risked both becoming a "rogue state" and being saddled with a multi-billion-dollar bill to support the region.
According to a report published earlier this week by the opposition paper Novaya Gazeta, the head of the F.S.B. presented Putin with the names of suspects on March 2nd, three days after the killing.
According to a report published earlier this week by the opposition paper Novaya Gazeta, the head of the F.S.B. presented Putin with the names of suspects on March 2nd, three days after the killing.
"Afghanistan Is Burning" screamed the main opposition paper, Al Wafd.
