"conflictual with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to two ideas, opinions, or beliefs that oppose one another and are incompatible. For example, "His beliefs were conflictual with the company's policy."
These tactics would have been consistent with CCAAC's long conflictual history with governments.
In what is certain to be one of its most controversial findings, the report says security forces not only repeatedly allowed these gangs (commonly referred to as "colectivos") to attack protesters but "in some cases…openly collaborated" with them.Human Rights Watch has had a conflictual relationship with the Venezuelan government.
In this sample, the ODD did not lead to more conflictual relationships with parents on the issue of study participation and therefore children with an ODD were no less willing to participate.
Males, compared to females, reported more conflictual relationships with their teachers.
Plants, as living, growing, slowly mobile life forms, are in both harmonious and conflictual existence with humans.
Children whose mothers had lower levels of education and conflictual relationships with teachers exhibited lower reading achievement, on average, across elementary school.
I posted last week, in another context, about Pialat's conflictual relationship with the filmmakers of the French New Wave and his contempt for their cinephilic preoccupations, and also about his own dissatisfaction with himself and his career (he made only ten feature films, plus the mini-series "La Maison des Bois").
IPOP member companies, rather than stubbornly involving themselves in a conflictual situation with the state, decided to refer back to companies' individual pledges.
