'contestation of' is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to express a challenge or dispute of something. Example: "The contestation of the will by the deceased's children required a lengthy court case to resolve."
Her father liked, she writes, "the contestation of ideas".
We illustrate how such contestation of evidence has unfolded in the Basque Country.
However, the governance mechanism of the innovation strategy allowed formal and informal processes of contestation of this 'hard' evidence.
Quantitative analyses thus prepared the ground for the democratic contestation of stakeholders (see also Boswell, 2017, p. 13).
We did it and go on doing it with all official contestation of the mortality figures provided by Hamas.
The French minister of justice, Dominique Perben, demanded an inquiry into Dieudonné's "contestation of crimes against humanity," and the Paris public prosecutor's office began an investigation.
It is foundational to Columbia's learning and teaching missions that we allow for the contestation of ideas.
Set in highland Peru, the article focuses on how such revisions imply contestation of both history and future.
It also highlights how the contestation of mobile citizenship is an issue in rural as well as urban realms.
Contestation of place is part of the project, but so are issues of representation: we are there to be seen, we are there as a representative of our tribe, group, family, language, ethnicity, traditions, etc.
Italian women's claim for political inclusion can thus be seen as an enduring beginning of parity democracy, an unfinished contestation of men's monopoly of public spaces.
