It is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in many different ways, depending on the context. For example: During the argument, she expected its confrontation to yield different results than it did.
It's true that its confrontation with issues such as mental health, homophobia, mass incarceration, racism, drug addiction and sexuality can leave the teleplay spiralling and uneven for the audience at moments.
He has said repeatedly that Libya gave up its nuclear program, helped the United States in its confrontation with terrorism, and yet it was attacked by NATO and the United States.
It will become weaker, not stronger, in its confrontation with its Arab neighbors and the international community.
In his television address, General Musharraf alluded to that offer, saying that Pakistan, had it refused, might have risked isolation in its confrontation with India over Kashmir, and even an Indian attack on its nuclear installations.
The government believes it can rally the people -- mostly its Sunni base -- behind it, while effectively silencing dissent by framing its confrontation with Iran in sectarian terms, something the Saudi government did successfully in the 1980s.
Some sources have suggested the government sees its confrontation with the doctors as political, and believes it must score a symbolic victory, drawing parallels with the humiliating defeat inflicted on striking miners in 1984.
Third, Israel should transfer its confrontation with Hamas from the battlefield to the conference table.
The impact of the play depends on its confrontation of violently opposed forces.
But the military has not emerged unscathed from its confrontation with the monasteries.
Greece imports most of its needs and has no important allies in its confrontation with the EU.
The administration, he said today, should not rely solely on Pakistan in its confrontation with the Taliban.
