The phrase "are contested on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where disputes or disagreements are being discussed, particularly in legal, academic, or competitive scenarios.
Example: "The results of the election are contested on the grounds of voter fraud allegations."
Alternatives: "are disputed regarding" or "are challenged on the basis of".
The heptathlon's seven events will be contested on the first two days of the track and field program: Aug. 3 and Aug. 4.
"The Barbarian" will also have a more rounded skill set if the fight is contested on the feet, so using that to his advantage would be wise.
Because today Germany take on USA! USA!! USA!!! in the first match ever to be contested on the grounds of artistic merit.
Finding any available seat for this game has become the real challenge in the fewer than 30 years the rivalry has been contested on the court.
Stosur, the No. 9 seed, defeated 92nd-ranked Angelique Kerber, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2, in the first semifinal, which was contested on the Grandstand court and finished two hours before Williams and Wozniacki began their match on Ashe.
Nadal, 26, won the Olympic singles title in Beijing and had put a high priority on this year's Olympic tournament, which will be contested on the same grass courts where Wimbledon is played each year.
Until now, says Ghia Nodia, a political analyst, "power in Georgia had always been contested on the streets, while elections were simply a way of endorsing it".Contesting political power in an election still seems unorthodox to many Georgians.
Although the course hosted the 2007 Senior P.G.A. Championship and some World Cup play, this week's P.G.A. will be the first of golf's majors to be contested on the renowned spit of land south of Charleston.
Ultimately, the city wants race fans to return to its Inner Harbor area, where an estimated 75,000 spectators crowded in to watch Will Power win the first IndyCar race to be contested on the city's surface streets.
