The phrase 'contested of' is not a correct phrase in the English language.
To make a sentence using the word 'contested', you could say: "The results of the election were contested by the losing party."
Romney, Santorum and Gingrich were all campaigning in Ohio, the most intensely contested of the states holding nominating contests on Tuesday as the first caucus returns were reported from Washington state.
With Spain clear favourites for Group B and Tahiti obvious minnows, this contest was always going to be the most fiercely contested of the group - and so it proved.
The most hotly contested of awards.
Perhaps even the most hotly contested of all time?
The forthcoming rugby league season would, he said, be "the most hotly contested of all time".
The Abbott case is the most extensive and bitterly contested of these suits.
Of 14 contested sections of the border, one especially seems to matter: Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh.
This article examines contested practices of mentoring of newly qualified teachers within and between Australia Neww South Wales, Finland and Swedenn.
A number of Republican senators contested this, of course.
What accounts for the highly contested nature of the concept of power?
Strathclyde Police has contested some of the reports of the incident.
