The phrase "contrary to paragraph" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to express that something is not in accordance with a specific part of a document. For example, "Contrary to paragraph 7 of the contract, the client has not met their obligations."
This was contrary to paragraph 19 of the Code of Conduct approved by the House in 2012.
In the commissioner's judgment, Mr Hoon's conduct brought the House of Commons and its members generally into disrepute, contrary to paragraph 15 of the code of conduct..
By telling these untruths, Mr Byers brought the house and its members generally into disrepute, contrary to paragraph 15 of the code of conduct … We welcome Mr Byers's full acceptance of the commissioner's conclusions and his unreserved apology to the house for his conduct.
In some chapters, information provided in one paragraph is contrary to that in other paragraphs in the same chapter.
Contrary to my opening paragraphs here, it's not really out of the ordinary for siblings to make music.
If the President withholds his assent to any Supply Bill, Supplementary Supply Bill or Final Supply Bill referred to in paragraph 5 contrary to the recommendation of the Council of Presidential Advisers, Parliament may by resolution passed by not less than two-thirds of the total number of elected MPs overrule the decision of the President.
The fact that most of the polar molecules were no longer present in this typical humic material, but precipitated as organo-mineral associations (see the above paragraph), suggests that contrary to the usual assumption, they were not strongly bound to the humic acid.
For both the GGP and SHARE, no biological data are collected, contrary to the more specific longitudinal surveys discussed in the previous paragraphs.
As he famously said, it is not contrary to reason to prefer the destruction of the whole world to the scratching of a finger (Book II, Part III, Section III, Paragraph 6).
The provisions of paragraph 3, read in conjunction with the definitions of the numerous defined terms (many of which are contrary to normal industry usage), are hopelessly vague and ambiguous.
Contrary to "No to Keystone.
