The phrase "little contested" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that there is minimal or insignificant disagreement or dispute about something. Example: The decision to merge the two companies was little contested by the shareholders, as they saw it as a beneficial move for both parties.
McClatchy, which acquired the former Knight-Ridder chain in a little-contested sale in 2006, reported non-cash after-tax impairment charges of $1.47 billion in its fourth-quarter results, which came on the heels of impairment charges of $1.37 billion that the company reported in the previous quarter.
Up until that day, there was little expectation that this judicial election would turn into anything more than a mildly contested, little-watched race.
The ladies' downhill and men's slalom and giant slalom were on KT-22 mountain, while the ladies' slalom and giant slalom were contested on Little Papoose Peak.
Merkel made it plain she had little intention of dropping the contested commitment to "ever closer union".
Along with playmaking on the rush and setting up Mogilny, Gomez this spring is making the little stops and starts in contested areas, like in the corners and in the crease.
His uninflected group portraits and suburban landscapes give little hint of the furiously contested nature of the settlements and their occupants' position as outsiders seen by some as righteous pioneers and by others as zealous interlopers.
The body is contested territory upon which little duels of the will play out: the point is to win the duel, not to pay homage to the setting.
He acknowledged that the Goebel Election Law's provision that the legislature be the arbiter of any contested gubernatorial election differed little if at all from provisions in as many as twenty other states.
A little-known underdog in a hotly contested race, Joseph J. Lhota knew his fledgling campaign needed a miracle.
The term was highly contested initially, and there was little comparable data.
"Maybe I relate to the guy a little," Mr. Kaczynski, who lives in the contested Congressional district, wrote in an e-mail.
