"stand in contradiction to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to be in direct opposition or disagreement with something. Example: The company's claim of promoting environmental sustainability stands in contradiction to their use of non-renewable resources.
In fact, the unique character doesn't stand in contradiction to the dramatic action, but provides its essential component.
The following paragraphs analyze the extent to which the challenger types alternately support or, in some cases, even stand in contradiction to each other (see Fig. 3).
In other words, Albo does not use philosophy to prove the validity of the beliefs of Judaism, but rather to reject Christianity as a false religion in light of its beliefs that stand in contradiction to philosophy (Lasker 1980).
"It will be an indication that ethics can play a part in -- and not stand in contradiction to -- good business". .
In recommending that a different location be found for the Islamic Center, we are mindful that some legitimate questions have been raised about who is providing the funding to build it, and what connections, if any, its leaders might have with groups whose ideologies stand in contradiction to our shared values.
These results stand in contradiction to those of Schertel [ 9], who described significant decreases in MAP, mPAP and CO in a dog model of acid aspiration.
"Throughout its negotiations with creditor institutions, Greece faced a stubborn refusal to consider any debt restructuring, even though this refusal stood in contradiction to the IMF's [International Monetary Fund's] own recommendations".
Throughout its negotiations with creditor institutions, Greece faced a stubborn refusal to consider any debt restructuring, even though this refusal stood in contradiction to the IMF's own recommendations.
This stands in contradiction to an approach often found in literature when in theoretical computations large intensities are considered in connection with this technique.
However, in some way, the decision seemingly stands in contradiction to other moves Google has made in recent months in support of Flash.
It's worth pointing out that this stands in contradiction to earlier data from comScore which has continually reported that the majority of U.S. users don't download any apps per month.
