The phrase "create contradiction" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to stress that something is producing disagreement or confusion or to emphasize that two ideas are in direct opposition to each other. For example, you could say "His response to the criticism created a contradiction in which his reputation was damaged."
The model we developed revealed that students' engagement in two main activities, learning to be a doctor and providing safe patient care, could create contradictions when the rules and the division of labour of one activity adversely affect the other activity.
And this is true: any fact asserted can be met with a counter-fact — some of them plausible, many disputed, most creating contradictions that are unresolvable.
Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is being implemented as a neoliberal project, but it creates contradictions that challenge the premise of neoliberalism.
Order that seconds evolution but, at the same time, creates contradictions.
The military, he said, is trying to create a contradiction: "a perfect warrior, and then a perfect gentleman".
We will create a contradiction by proving that begin{aligned} frac{partial u}{partial mathbf{n}}(x^0)>0, end{aligned} (12 where (mathbf{n}) is the unit outer normal vector of B at (x^0).
Simultaneously, Chinese speakers admit the existence of real situation and describe it in the antecedent as a premise or background to create a contradiction in a counterfactual conditional with yàobúshì.
Revengeful emotions arise when two opposing ideas meld into one loose idea to create a contradiction.
The series was conceptualized specifically for Instagram's format of image plus a short caption; the format is ubiquitous yet unique because the text can be used to either highlight and exaggerate certain elements of the image, or to create a contradiction and a conflict with what's being presented.
Given the nature of human life, and given how historical contradictions develop, this victory will create other contradictions of other kinds within five or ten years.
