"contrast drastically" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It means to show or point out a sharp or dramatic difference between two things. Example: The weather in Arizona contrasts drastically with the weather in Alaska. In the scorching Arizona desert, temperatures can reach up to 120 degrees Fahrenheit, while in the frigid Alaskan tundra, temperatures can drop to -40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Fans developed in the Kosi River basin in India contrast drastically with classic dry fans.
In contrast, drastically elevated expression was detected in liver tissues for the liver-specific genes including apolipoproteins, fatty acid binding protein, hepatic triglyceride lipase, glutathione S-transferase, and alcohol dehydrogenase (Table 3, lower part).
For instance, females of Comperiella bifascia (Encyrtidae, Howard) display curled and conspicuously marked wings which contrast drastically with the understated apperance of the male (Compere, 1926).
However, this is also non-decisive and the contrast drastically decays in time as the suture degrades, making longitudinal imaging difficult since the coating disappears in first place.
The mood Friday in Montabaur contrasted drastically with the outpourings of grief in other communities that lost residents in the crash.
That contrasted drastically with 10 districts, mostly in more affluent sections on the North Side, where there were one or two such crimes for every officer.
He cites the musician's seemingly constant flirtations and provocations along with evidence of sub-rosa romances that contrasted drastically with his public image but were, as Ellington himself winkingly suggested, very much a part of the work.
This contrasts drastically with the LSU that I knew growing up in the state of Louisiana.
The brute-force approach contrasts drastically from examination of fine bifurcation structure of limit solutions of the system.
Older people who qualified for MLS felt that they received relatively fair benefits, contrasting drastically to the feelings of those who did not qualify.
The existence of a finite relaxation time τ to consensus (for finite systems) contrasts drastically with the behavior of the bounded confidence mechanism alone, where consensus is never attained for ϵ T < 1 / 2 [13].
