"stronger conflict" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation that is escalating to become more intense or contentious, often in the context of a disagreement or rivalry. For example, you could say, "The ongoing trade war between the two countries has led to a stronger conflict in recent months".
In this compensatory process, a stronger conflict induced by maximization would result when less of a difference was determined to exist between the overall values or the utilities of two alternatives on the unidimension alone.
The mixing of more distantly related actinomycete strains, often associated with different species or genera of ants, could thus incur stronger conflict expression when mixes occur between strains across the broad attine ant groups than within these groups, potentially impacting dynamics of host-symbiont switching (see below).
Thus, although conflict-predicting cues speed up behavior, this increased impulsivity results in a stronger conflict effect.
For example, S3D may present stronger cues to scene structure and motion, which then provide a stronger conflict with vestibular information (Howarth 2011).
Although most nodes received equal or increased support in the combined analyses, the placement of Chromochloris was poorly supported compared with the mt phylogeny, indicating a stronger conflict with the chloroplast or nuclear data.
In a state with stronger conflict-of-interest laws, such connections would be out of bounds.
We actually adopted a stronger conflict-related policy to address them -- ie, a rule that not only would a person from the firm not comment on any case in which we are involved, but that no person who reports to me even as a blog employee can do that.
First, we obtained strong evidence of increased conflict-related midfrontal theta-band (3 8 Hz) power, and stronger conflict-related interregional theta synchrony, specific to situations of high conflict likelihood.
Both their behavior and EEG activity showed a consistent but unexpected pattern of results: The conflict effect (increased reaction times and decreased accuracy on conflict as compared to nonconflict trials) was stronger when conflict was cued, and this was associated with stronger conflict-related midfrontal theta activity and functional connectivity.
Already, "Outside" and "Inside" were in strong conflict in her life.
The strongest conflict I navigate is the one between feminism and the capitalism that is so deeply interwoven into weddings.
