The phrase "which is contradictory" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a clause that contains information that is conflicting or inconsistent with the previous statement. Example: "The new theory, which is contradictory to previous beliefs, challenges our understanding of the universe."
With brilliant, quiet determination and faith he looks at a world which is contradictory, violent, morally uncertain and unsettled.
The results also indicate that early stations should be located strategically in a regional sense, and sometimes including low-demand locations, which is contradictory to the conventional wisdom.
"I wanted to make it look like a real plunger, but it was important to transform it, to make it out of terra cotta and hand-carved oak, which is contradictory to your sense of a toilet plunger," he said.
But Mr. Hadi also noted that expressions of opinion should be peaceful, denouncing "violence and incitement of hatred, which is contradictory to the values of the true Islamic religion".
Furthermore, boundary wall effects were found to be dependent on the stacked pellet shape and orientation, and did not necessarily lead to an increase of viscous friction loss, relative to the infinitely wide systems, for the column-to-particle diameter ratios, lower than 10, which is contradictory to non-mechanistic relationship models.
The employment of those species in the crystallization of CaCO3 and BaSO4 shows that in contrast to the expectations from biomineral examples, a random conformation of the peptide is more advantageous in mineralization control than an α-helical arrangement of the same chain, which is contradictory to the epitaxial adsorption model in biomineralization.
The XAS analysis evidences that Fe3O4 NPs cultured with hMSCs are quite stable and almost keep their initial chemical form up to 14 days, which is contradictory to the previous report that Fe3O4 NPs were unstable in cell labeling assessed by using a simplified lysosomal model system.
If (n=3), then (n_f =1), which is contradictory to (n_f =0).
However from (ii), we get (3.4) or (3.8), hence as, which is contradictory to the the fact that is bounded.
If (mathrm{LGD}=1), G VV, E) becomes a clique, which is contradictory to the condition that (n_f =0).
for all where Obviously, we have as which is contradictory to the boundedness of solution of system (1.3).
