"contested environments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation or place where there is a disagreement or conflict between different parties. Example: In the business world, the global market is a highly contested environment, with companies competing for customers and resources.
Deploying on college campuses is an excellent test case for the company, and will allow Dispatch to test their vehicles' collision avoidance in a highly contested environment.
Pandora is stepping into a fiercely contested environment.
There has never been a more contested environment in which to make higher education policy.
"The president is not popular, the economy is certainly slow, and it is a much more contested environment".
The speed of the game, the learning curve will be sped up, because he'll have to face it in a more contested environment.
The paper considers this hybrid city village reality within the contested environment of Israel/Palestine, and examines the potential of the built form for upholding the cultural meaning and authenticity that sustain ethno-national aspirations.
This all harkens back to a former version of the law in the U.S. that has since been changed, but this really falls under the old version, where patents really fall under the concept of first to invent, and ultimately you have to prove that out in a contested environment.
All of the HWs perceived themselves as front-line workers in a dangerous and contested environment, with perseverance despite these challenges being a defining characteristic particularly in Port Moresby, NCD.
Indeed, the same splintered and deeply contested media environment that allowed a self-proclaimed serial groper to become president could prevent his administration from succeeding if it does try to crack down on America's growing fondness for weed.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) science development takes place in a highly contested and politicised environment and cannot be seen isolated from the public debate on energy policies.
