"diverging viewpoints" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe when two or more people have different opinions about a certain topic. For example: "The members of the committee had diverging viewpoints on the proposed legislation".
They often wrote from diverging viewpoints on the same issue.
ADAM GOPNIK: Diverging viewpoints are fine, and we've always had them.
Good corporate leaders know the importance of embracing diverging viewpoints and making the workplace safe for raising concerns and even disagreement.
As a group, his fellow economists favor Mr. Bernanke's attempts to be more informative about the Fed's deliberations and to reflect diverging viewpoints in the statements and the rate cuts.
QUESTION FROM KEVIN J: Back to the topic of over-writing "fact" with different messages e.g; on Wikipedia: does that mean there are no more truths, or are we entering an era of increased acceptance of diverging viewpoints?
When schools, community groups and workplaces get defined by political membership, when speakers get disinvited from campus because they are beyond the pale, then every community gets dumber because they can't reap the benefits of diverging viewpoints and competing thought.
Helen Rhee, a historian who studies wealth and poverty in Christianity, attributed Christians' diverging viewpoint first to scripture and second to a theological divide in the early 20th century.
Given that all stakeholders are typically not equal and are knowledgeable in different areas, it is especially important for consensus based approaches to take into account diverging values and viewpoints between stakeholders; there are several methods available to do so [ 86].
At this point, the phylogenetic and biosynthetic viewpoints diverge; instead of distinct branches, phylogenetic analysis reveals many web-like evolutionary interactions resulting from extensive horizontal gene transfer, paralogous gene duplication with concomitant functional divergence and differential gene loss; this is especially exemplified by the evolution of carotenoid cyclases.
In general, those studies showed FFA results similar to ours: Overall, activity decreased as viewpoint diverged progressively from frontal views.
Their viewpoints frequently diverge.
