The phrase 'encounter misunderstanding' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate when two parties have different interpretations of the same conversation, action, or situation. For example: Because of the language barrier, the two sides often encountered misunderstanding in their negotiations.
As Harriet trudges through one summer, encountering misunderstanding, bereavement, solitude and straightforward cruelty, she drifts further and further into her obsessions.
A series of chance encounters, misunderstandings and hasty familiarities brought him to the home of John Guica, whose parents were away for the Columbus Day weekend.
I have been quite surprised by how often I've encountered misunderstandings or misconceptions between the two disciplines.
He gives us a rich sense here of how past experiences shaped their interactions, how one encounter or misunderstanding often snowballed into another, and how Johnson and Robert Kennedy evinced a capacity to grow and change.
Outside FLOSS research, it is still surprisingly common to encounter a misunderstanding that posits that FLOSS foundations and projects are somehow automatically and essentially antibusiness.
Bamford has also encountered this misunderstanding: "The election process for parent governors can give the impression that you are putting someone forward to represent the people and that's not what the role is at all.
We did not encounter particular misunderstandings between laypersons and professionals or insufficient knowledge of the public.
There is tension and menace when Richard or Louise encounters some new misunderstanding or threat.
In Isfahan, in a classroom where Bird encounters "some disagreement and misunderstanding, but mostly good will, until I brought up the subject of Salman Rushdie," female students argue that they want more freedom, but "only within the Islamic framework".
Another illustration of the quality of our research is related to criterion 4. In fact, we have already encountered disagreement and mutual misunderstanding at one point.
What unites these books is Mr. Rufin's fascination with the encounters -- and misunderstandings -- between the first and third worlds.
