The phrase "contrasting positions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differing viewpoints or opinions on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "In the debate, the speakers presented their contrasting positions on climate change policy."
Alternatives: "differing viewpoints" or "opposing stances."
The four possible gold medal winners Van Commenee picked out before the championships find themselves in contrasting positions.
You respond to Ralph Nader's claim that there are no differences between the major political parties with a catalog of contrasting positions on specific policy issues.
The debate was surprisingly policy-oriented, with the candidates staking out contrasting positions on abortion, gun laws, Russia and much more.
They staked out contrasting positions on healthcare and education funding, driving permits for undocumented immigrants, the state's voter ID law and raising the minimum wage.
The comments on both sides of the Atlantic seemed to be intended to underline contrasting positions on the response to the financial crisis.
Wong used her speech for a more base political purpose, to emphasise the contrasting positions of Labor and Liberal on gender equality and other women's issues.
The more familiar, contrasting position is political nationalism.
The contrasting position in contemporary political philosophy is that democratic forms of political organization are necessary for political legitimacy, independently of their instrumental value (Buchanan 2002).
These species appear closely related in the plastid tree but A. lepidum occupies a contrasting position in the nuclear trees.
3 A contrasting position is that non-migrant family members benefit through remittances 4 and that families find adaptive ways to maintain contact.
Therefore, a more active presence of health institutions on Internet could "contrast" positions against vaccination, providing reliable and clear information to health professionals and population.
