"dominant conflict" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a term that means the main disagreement or struggle between two opposing forces, whether it be an internal struggle within an individual or a conflict between two or more external forces. For example, "The dominant conflict between the two countries was over trade tariffs."
It traces the relationship between state and market a relationship that, he says, has succeeded the relationship between church and state as the dominant conflict in societies from the thirteenth century to the present.
It traces the relationship between state and market — a relationship that, he says, has succeeded the relationship between church and state as the dominant conflict in societies — from the thirteenth century to the present.
As I followed the issue, I was struck by how the word mosque became the dominant conflict driven media frame of the story and how interfaith bridge building and creating a space for moderate Islam receded into the background.
Mr. García added that Puerto Rico's dominant battle lines over the island's relationship to the United States also remained in place, rife for conflict.
"This is not a book of history but a polemic in which the special interests of the author are dominant and in conflict with the interests of research and presentation of the facts," a Vatican spokesman said at the time.
The article will look more closely at four cases and ask what actors are present in the fields and what the dominant lines of conflict they are engaged in look like.
Where is that other formulation that can resist the destructive logic of the "realists" and their penchant for force as the dominant mode of conflict resolution?
In examining the influence of some identified micro political factors on the level of appetitive aggression in former Congolese combatants, we will focus on the role of rewards in motivating combatants for participation in armed groups – an issue that has evolved as a dominant theme in conflict research in the last decade [ 26- 28].
Within the class of subordinates, males could also be aligned along a dominance hierarchy, but conflicts were much less frequent compared to conflicts involving the dominant male, and these conflicts were more often undecided.
Reports indicated that she may have left the group because of Maia's more dominant personality and conflicts between the two.
Therefore, while behavioural interventions often try to modify participants' attitudes and norms, any programme influence may be submerged by conflicting dominant social norms and practices [ 50].
