"contrasting preferences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe two opposite or differing choices or desires that someone may have. For example: "The couple's contrasting preferences for travel destinations made planning their vacation difficult."
A new commercial is set at a poolside cocktail party, where contrasting preferences in men's body hair are expressed by three comely women: the model Kate Upton (some chest hair, but never on the back) and the actresses Hannah Simone (hairless stomachs to emphasize abs) and Genesis Rodriguez (no hair at all).
By contrasting preferences for attractiveness and management criteria the research presents a simple quantitative approach that provides a basis for interventions through design or knowledge exchange to help align aesthetic and ecological goals.
Species-specific contrasting preferences were confirmed by the detection of a gradual replacement of D. longispina with D. galeata during periods of eutrophication [ 26], and by follow-up experimental tests showing differential fitness of these two parental species under various phosphorus loads [ 28].
Another is that many projects are developed in joint ventures, in which stakeholders with potentially contrasting preferences must reach mutual agreements on the decisions at hand.
The comparison was not between two patient groups; rather it contrasted parent preferences with adolescent patient preferences.
To identify, compare and contrast the preferences for various aspects of handover common to nurses and patients while accounting for other factors, such as the time constraints of nurses that may influence these preferences.
We have identified three main objectives for this study, namely: To identify, compare and contrast the preferences for various aspects of handover common to nurses and patients while accounting for other factors, such as the time constraints of nurses that may influence these preferences.
In contrast, Preference scores for birds were relatively low, although birds are often among the most popular animals (e.g., Norris and Pain 2002; Schlegel and Rupf 2010).
In contrast, preference for large rewards in adult NHL rats was not different from that in CTR rats in any heights of the barrier (Fig. 3b).
By contrast, preference decreased in mice receiving the three kynurenine metabolites, with 3-HAA causing the largest decrease.
In contrast, preference for condom use during one-night stands and a higher education significantly reduced the chance of being HPV positive (Table 3).
