"remaining disputes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to disagreements or conflicts that are still unresolved or ongoing. Example: "The two countries have signed a peace treaty, but there are still some remaining disputes over border territories."
The companies assert that the negotiations are proceeding well, and that the remaining disputes, while important, are not deal breakers.
Following the 1978 Camp David Accords, the two countries had vowed to resolve their remaining disputes through "negotiation, conciliation, or arbitration".
The remaining disputes between the two sides center mainly on payment for content when it is either replayed online or created expressly for digital transmission.
In another sign of progress, two diplomats told Associated Press that negotiators at the December round of nuclear talks drew up for the first time a catalogue outlining areas of potential accord and differing approaches to remaining disputes.
A9 As Iraq's political leaders met this week in the fortified Green Zone to try to resolve the remaining disputes over the draft constitution, ordinary Iraqis were of various minds about what it all meant.
Brown said the next month would see a flurry of diplomatic activity to resolve the remaining disputes between the WTO's 152 members, and that he would push hard for a deal at next month's G8 summit in Japan.
However, there remained disputes over the degree to which the press could control the conduct and membership of the new regulator.
For over a century, these remained disputes between sovereigns: until 2010, when the Court permitted a private power company to intervene in such a dispute.
Some election results remained disputed.
That, at least, remained disputed.
The numbers, and the names of rape victims, remain disputed.
