The phrase "it is in contrast" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to compare two opposite ideas or concepts. For example: "Her lavish lifestyle is in contrast to her humble upbringing."
The causal interactions in which a body participates that are attributable to the action of that body increase its power of perseverance; it is in contrast passive with respect to those that diminish its power.
It is in contrast with the Welsh Assembly where 42% of its 60 members are female, so why is the picture so different?
In the World Wide Web it is, in contrast, not one server but millions of servers in millions of enterprises.
It is in contrast to previous work with organometallic precursors, which yield nanometric products via a similar method.
This culture of no fear is existing here – and it is in contrast to many other European countries where the stigma of failure is still an issue.
Still, the response and the characterization of it is in contrast with how the military responded to Irma in Florida and the Caribbean islands.
It is in contrast, he noted, to super-modern, super-slick furniture whose value would plummet if its precious veneer were to be nicked.
It is in contrast to light emitted from incandescent bodies, such as burning wood or coal, molten iron, and wire heated by an electric current.
While the percentage of inflated aid for Luxembourg is estimated at 0.3% of the country's total aid, and at 0.5% for the UK, it is, in contrast, 50.6% for Malta, 30.9% for Austria and 27.2% for Portugal.
While the 16,250-seat Coliseum has some of the best sightlines among league arenas, it is, in contrast to Barclays, inaccessible by public transportation and has few of the corporate luxury enticements, like suites, that are revenue producers.
However, it is in contrast to present studies, which seem to identify rather high friction coefficients for the Soultz granite.
