The phrase "mild conflict" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a disagreement or dispute that is not severe or intense. Example: "The meeting was productive, but there was a mild conflict over the budget allocation for the upcoming project."
He may also prefer the mild conflicts between the men.
In this way, major conflicts are converted into milder conflicts like merging and diverging.
Mild task conflict occurs when employees debate and express different opinions and ideas, while intense task conflict involves more serious clashes and arguments about opinions and ideas.
Employees who engaged in mild task conflict gained more information about others' opinions and perspectives a crucial benefit in negotiation than others did, the results showed.
In the streptozotocin-diabetic retinopathy model, neuronal and vascular changes are commonly mild, producing conflicting results about neuronal dysfunction and their relation to vascular changes.
But the Bircher-centered loonies and the Tea Partiers created a world of fantasy, willing mild-mannered, conflict-adverse centrists like J.F.K. and Obama into socialist Supermen.
Visiting his family with his enigmatic aide-de-camp, Jamie Jeremy Hollingworthh), Mr. Tenney's Adam shows mild tremors of conflict from time to time, but basically he's your standard-issue pasteboard politician who can't see past his own rhetoric.
Some years ago a colleague of mine who, like Obama, had snorted coke and smoked weed, experienced a mild state of conflict when called to jury duty for a case involving a teenager accused of possession of an illegal substance: 15 amphetamine pills.
VH could reflect a mild global sensorimotor conflict between sensory, such as somesthetic, and motor inputs affecting the performance of balance control and maybe lead to pain.
We suggest that VH could reflect a mild global sensorimotor conflict between sensory and motor inputs i.e. a non optimal integration of the various signals.
