The phrase "uncontentious and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not likely to cause disagreement or controversy, often in discussions or debates.
Example: "The committee reached an uncontentious and agreeable decision on the new policy."
Alternatives: "non-controversial and" or "uncontroversial and".
Most of this is uncontentious and well told.
It quickly became uncontentious and no party ever proposed reversing it.
But the deep lines of the story of sapiens are fairly uncontentious, and he sets them out with verve.
Other oil installations, such as refineries and depots, are generally thought to be at greater risk.In fact, the vast majority of oil pipelines are uncontentious and unthreatened: there is 322,000km of plumbing carrying crude oil, gas and refined products in America alone, for instance.
We intend the talk of propositions and concepts in this context to be uncontentious, and not depend on any specific construals of these notions.
This will then mean that such arguments are ineffective against very radical forms of skepticism, which doubt the laws of logic, and/or which refuse to accept any starting point as uncontentious; and it will also mean that they may be effective against a skeptic who is prepared to accept some starting point, but then ineffective against another skeptic who is not.
His manner is usually calm, quiet and uncontentious.
THAT people undergoing medical procedures should give their informed consent might seem simple and uncontentious.
But apart from setting out eight rather bland and uncontentious "principles of welfare reform" last week, he has been unusually quiet of late.
His strong implication was that unlike these (extremely broad and uncontentious) stances, he would be willing to barter away his opposition to a referendum.That will concern many Liberal Democrats.
Indeed, I'd guess his heart bleeds liberalism and, to my western sceptic eyes, his contention that the Arab empire gave birth to Islam, rather than the traditionally held belief that it was the other way round, seemed well-argued, fascinating – I learned a lot of history I didn't know in a short space of time – and uncontentious.
