The phrase "opposing natures" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to two personalities, forces, ideas, or things which have different characteristics, qualities, or goals which appear to be incompatible. For example: "The two sides of the debate have opposing natures, making it difficult to reach a compromise."
"Combining qualities of seemingly opposing natures - the intuition and vision of an artist and the analytic, critical eye of a scholar - Katherine Dunham has defied the probable by becoming a figure of international prominence in both areas," the actor John Houseman said in presenting the award.
His newest exhibition, Bárbara Balclava, is the culmination of more than a year's work and features an ambitious stop-motion film that brings to life the opposing natures that permeate his creative discourse.
In particular, this should apply to processes which display paradoxically opposing natures.
This Symphony of a Thousand, as it is generally called, presents two texts of a complementary and opposing nature: the hymn Veni creator spiritus and the closing scene of Goethe's Faust.
Finally, opposing nature and reason to artifice and politeness, she made herself the true patriot and Burke the fickle Francophile.
The mutually opposing nature of these two conditions gives rise to a "stable" or buffer region for T (see Table 1) where it is not updated.
Given the opposing nature of these constraints, we first study the problem of feasibility, and we provide sufficient conditions and necessary conditions for the existence of a solution.
This deletion-duplication opposing nature of a phenotype also occurs for 17p11.2.
In addition, here we can disallow allocation of expressed genes to modules of opposing nature.
While the opposing nature of these views may be subtle, they do speak to underlying and persistent stigma – even among health providers.
For the patients as a whole (n 85) the opposing nature of the associations of cognitive measures with DA and NA activity noted above was reflected in a trend (F7,77 = 1.8, P = 0.09, R2 = 14.1%).
