The phrase "conflicting personalities" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to two people, usually in a relationships, whose personalities are incompatible to each other. For example, "Claire and Dave had such conflicting personalities that it was impossible for them to have a successful relationship."
Sometimes conflicting personalities crop up within companies.
Among the problems is that of conflicting personalities of President-elect Theiu, and Vice-President Ky.
But it has been fascinating to watch conflicting personalities emerge from a man who prides himself on always appearing the same.
Ms. Glass neatly establishes her two characters' contrasting backgrounds and conflicting personalities, but she doesn't supply them with much to do.
But my find of the year has been Sarah Moss: I revelled in Cold Earth (Granta), a brilliantly tense mix of archaeology and conflicting personalities, and at once sought out her next novel, Night Waking (Granta).
As a double world champion, Matthew has proved his point, and as with many famous sporting rivalries, conflicting personalities are seldom far from the surface.
Most combine two conflicting personality traits – they are both highly introverted and highly extroverted.
Khandi Burrus the voice of reason from Real Housewives of Atlanta could also talk extensively about how to remain flexible, diversified and profitable in the face of change and conflicting personality types.
It was an emotional archaeology we were all after, less concerned with troop movements than with trying to represent the full fury of that war; we were attracted to its psychological disturbances and conflicted personalities, its persistent dissonance as well as its inspirational moments.
But it was a perfect symbol of antebellum New York's gigantic ambition and conflicted personality.
Tim Minear further characterizes Connor by his strong need for family which "means everything to this kid because he's never had one" and put emphasis on his "conflicted" personality triggered by his upbringing.
