The phrase "conceptual conflicts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing disagreements or discrepancies in ideas, theories, or frameworks.
Example: "The research highlighted several conceptual conflicts between traditional and modern approaches to education."
Alternatives: "theoretical disagreements" or "ideological clashes."
Filling significantly reinforces rubbers and introduces rheological nonlinearity, which is usually ascribed to filler networking and destructuring effects while conceptual conflicts still exist.
Conducting an RCT on a biofield/touch therapy often results in structural and conceptual conflicts with the clinical standards necessary to holistic therapies.
The conceptual conflicts he dissects throughout the album — pride vs. humility, love vs. lust, fear vs. trust (mostly in God), individuality vs. conformity, and, as Lamar explores in the album's conclusion, "me vs. me" — are easily recognizable.
Yet, our findings offer an intriguing new viewpoint from which the conceptual conflicts thus far associated with PrP function and TSE pathophysiology may be resolved.
This paper explores the inherent contradiction and conceptual conflict that arises when sacred sites are marketed as secular for the purpose of promoting tourism.
In two studies, we investigated the effectiveness of both a refutation text and a refutation graphic for promoting high school students' conceptual change learning about season change, as well as their metacognitive awareness of conceptual conflict and knowledge revision.
Recent work has begun to shed some light on the molecular mechanisms that mediate tissue-specific metastasis and reconcile this conceptual conflict.
This approach is designed to encourage students to enter a stage of "conceptual conflict" and to replace their novice construct with one that is more expert-like (Kampourakis and Zogza, 2009).
We present several analyses which illustrate a major conceptual conflict: the signal (a measure's true ability to detect change) for some of these coefficients appears in the noise term (measurement error) of the others.
Political sciences naturally focus on the left hand side of the conceptual framework on conflict, power and states, though with a less naive view of how they are built, compared to some of the development literature.
If we at all sympathize with Slavick's Rolodex approach to skimming through cultural theory, it is because the idea of nomadically visiting the different, contrasting, even conflicting conceptual paradigms is a highly desirable method of comprehending the many facets of any given global conflict when afforded the opportunity to study its multipolarities in depth.
