"ill will with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a negative feeling or animosity towards someone or something. Example: Despite years of working together, John still holds ill will with his former coworker who got the promotion he wanted.
As long as it doesn't create ill will with their opponent".
Because of that, I'm not going to take any ill will with me".
His hesitation over the costs of war and the peace feelers he extended to Alessandro Farnese, the 3rd duke of Parma, the Spanish commander in the Netherlands, created ill will with Leicester.
The party chairman has agreed to help bring this plan about, but the mayor's aides said it was the least likely option, because it would not survive legal challenges and would create too much ill will with voters.
And yet he has already stirred up ill will with China and South Korea by asking whether imperial Japan (for which his grandfather helped run occupied Manchuria) really was an aggressor, and by allowing his deputy to visit the Yasukuni shrine, where high-ranking war criminals are honoured among Japan's war dead.
It also honors historical events that are now understood as deeply problematic within the larger trajectory of American history, including the dispossession of Native American land, cultural genocide, the extension of slavery, centuries of conflict and ill will with Mexico, environmental degradation and the emergence of a myth of American exceptionalism.
Doctors say that the merger has been the source of ill will and infighting, with negligible benefits.
Examples include diabetes patients in the west of England having remote monitoring and coaching technology to help them manage their condition better, while in Rochdale, patients who are at high risk of becoming critically ill will be supported with telecare monitoring in their homes.
No ill will was intended with the tweet and Nancy herself has received and commented on the well wishes that were sent.
Her house raided, its closets and cupboards struck with ill will, a vicious bushwhacking tour of mayhem, ending, it seemed, with the flimsy silhouette on her bed.
Mr Barak need not take sides; he has created a breakthrough in an area fraught with ill will and hostility.Mr Barak has emerged from the negotiations with his reputation confirmed as a somewhat aloof and distant autocrat, disarmingly clever and disquietingly mysterious.
