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The phrase "stirs controversy" is correct and usable in written English, and can be used to describe a situation in which someone or something sparks a disagreement or argument.
For example, "The Prime Minister's proposal to raise taxes has stirred controversy among the population."
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The Ambassador stirs controversy.
President Obama's choice to speak at Barnard College stirs controversy and resentment at neighboring Columbia University.
As Porta dos Fundos stirs controversy, it is also making money along the way.
Though the law still stirs controversy, a state health department poll showed that more than 70percentt of New Yorkers like it.
The idea of a new concert hall has captured the imagination of Munich's music-loving public, yet the project stirs controversy at nearly every turn.
Mr. Mortier, who opted to continue his career in Madrid in lieu of the New York City Opera, stirs controversy in many ways, including by speaking frankly about opera composers.
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Eidsmoe has stirred controversy.
It has long stirred controversy.
They stir controversy and strong views.
But the book also stirred controversy.
Nevertheless, the plaque has stirred controversy.
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