"does not contradict with" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "does not contradict with" when describing something or someone that is not in opposition or disagreement with something else. Here is an example: "Her statement does not contradict with the evidence presented in court." In this sentence, "does not contradict with" is used to show that the statement and evidence align and are not in conflict with each other.
"It is true that markets are available for trading certain goods that the state cannot provide," he added, "but this does not contradict with socialism.
PRA is especially useful because it does not contradict with re-association process of IEEE 802.15.4.
This BIM library transfers the possibility of making the appropriate decision which does not contradict with other majors.
As there is no energy constraint at t i, bringing power levels closer does not contradict with the energy causality in this case.
Hence the puzzling thing does not contradict with common sense, but is due to insufficiency of measuring transitivity such a dynamical property by counting "triangles" on a static network.
It should be noted that, despite the significant differences in D values presented in Table 4, it does not contradict with the data spread reported in literature [10, 25 27, 29, 30].
"I've learned that Islam doesn't contradict with anyone or anytime.
The reasoning follows a greedy policy in applying default rules: whenever a rule is applicable (i.e., its antecedent holds by the currently held beliefs Ξ and its consequent doesn't contradict with Ξ) it is applied.
A structural model of the monolayer that did not contradict with the results obtained by the three different techniques (the isotherm, CD spectroscopy, and AFM) was derived, and it was concluded that the horizontally oriented helices partially changed their orientation to vertical upon compression in the plateau region of the isotherm.
Small stretches of sequences, which were more conserved between the S and/or the A and D genomes (cf Figure 1B), do not contradict with the general pattern of an overall higher CNS conservation between the S and B genomes.
However, this does not contradict findings that areas with high termite activity positively influence herbivore foraging, only that elephant foraging does not affect termite activity.
