"views diverge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when two people or groups have a different opinion or perspective on something. For example: "The opinions of the panel members on the proposed policy diverged; some thought it was a good idea, while others thought it was too risky."
While their views diverge, both strategists agreed on one point: The wild ride is far from over.
I've been trying to pinpoint precisely where our views diverge, and I think there are actually several disagreements.
Despite its popularity with passengers, the biggest determinant of the railroad's health is still the federal government, and in Washington, views diverge sharply.
On any of the challenges common to all the countries in that vast area from collective security to energy supplies to minority rights—views diverge.
The blocks on minority Web sites bode poorly for the basic right to free speech, not only for Pakistan's religious minorities, but also for anyone whose views diverge from those of unaccountable officials.
As one retail boss puts it, views diverge widely: "They [the manufacturers] see China as a threat and we see China as an opportunity".Mr Mandelson's exercise is a chance to rethink what policy would do most good for Europe's economies.
He didn't care if Kennan's views diverged from official policy, either, because he didn't negotiate from policy.
He was the last of three brilliant Oxford historians whose views influenced thought in the English-speaking world and beyond, even when their own views diverged.
Then political scientists, with a need for a metaphor to dramatize the process by which views diverged, latched on to this Manichaean metaphor.
It was always going to be the players whose views diverged most from that of the ecstatic fans and administrators and there had been no shortage of teeth-gnashing from them in the lead-up.
But while he often, as a cardinal, used his clout to enforce doctrine and sideline clergy members whose views diverged from his own, he seemed less willing at that time to aggressively pursue sexual abusers.
