'contrary claims' is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You would use it when referring to two opposing assertions or pieces of evidence. For example, "The two sides presented contrary claims regarding the safety of the new product."
Quite the contrary, claims Ian Cranna, Starbucks' vice president for marketing in the UK.
Sweden, which took over the EU presidency on July 1st, is said to take a similarly robust view.Amid the murk of contrary claims, some clear points stand out.
Conflict over territory in the South China Sea is not new, with China, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, Taiwan and Brunei all staking contrary claims.
Pierre H. Bergeron, representing the Parma City School District, said that to the contrary, claims asserted by parents in these lawsuits were simply "derivative," based on the rights that the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act gives to children themselves.
Similarly, she barely touches on the contrary claims of some historians that it was not the West's appeasement but rather hostility against the Soviet Union that provoked Stalin's aggressive responses.
This civil war, with its contrary claims to patronage and governance, quickly became enmeshed in global politics as the rival superpowers and their proxies rushed to sponsor their chosen factions.
Nussbaum's contrary claim is that we are all subject to forces beyond our control; feeling compassion for those who suffer disproportionately and experiencing sorrow because our own interests have been threatened are reasonable and humane responses.
Papers classified as standpoint 2 (S2), on the contrary, claimed that some issues cannot be inferred from the risk assessment of parental GM (single) and require the generation of new evidence.
On the contrary, it claims to have penalised a boat for having an unlicensed pilot.
Contrary to claims, Eta has not decided to end its armed campaign for independence.
And – despite evidence to the contrary – it claims tenants prefer the process, too.
