The phrase 'reconcile conflicts' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to trying to settle disagreements or disputes. For example: "The two leaders agreed to work together to reconcile conflicts between their countries."
In this strict management by objectives, L County's original plan of "reasonably and lawfully" shutting down coal mines to smoothly reconcile conflicts and industrial restructuring became unrealistic.
No amount of research will enable us to anticipate, reconcile conflicts within, or plan construction of "a rational economic order" (Hayek 1945).
Ecosystem-based management (EBM) offers significant promise for addressing these issues because it is a comprehensive and integrated approach designed to reconcile conflicts and trade-offs among users of marine resources.
In sum, L County believed that the rules provided the time for rectifying the coal mines and the industrial restructuring, and it planned to take two or three years to shut down coal mines, the smaller ones first and larger ones later, in order to reconcile conflicts and solve the problems.
This method can be used to analyze how poison put covenants in the target firm's bonds influence the bidder's costs of debt financing for a leveraged buyout, or investigate how the presence of wealth transfer among the remaining claim holders due to a bond redemption influences the firm's call policy, or further reconcile conflicts among previous empirical studies on call delay phenomena.
Bonded birds are likely to reconcile conflicts (Fraser & Bugnyar 2011), actively support one another in conflicts with others (Gwinner 1964; Fraser & Bugnyar 2012) and console one another after severe conflicts with others (Fraser & Bugnyar 2010b).
Q How do you reconcile conflicting agendas?
As Gersten, Suzanne Toren is thoroughly convincing as a woman struggling to reconcile conflicting beliefs.
Besides unraveling the true story of her past, Terri must reconcile conflicting loyalties toward both parents.
Consider the qualities these high achievers say music has sharpened: collaboration, creativity, discipline and the capacity to reconcile conflicting ideas.
India has proved the opposite that democracy can allow a highly divided society to reconcile conflicting claims.
