The phrase "which is contrary to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that one thing is in opposition to or disagrees with another. For example: "He thought the decision was a good one, which is contrary to what I believe."
Vegetation management usually requires extensive and repeated impact to the targeted plants, which is contrary to goat behavior.
The simulation also found only a slight increase in methane release, which is contrary to previous predictions.
The rules "maintain an overly broad definition of national security, which is contrary to standard international practice," the chamber said.
This is a new design concept which is contrary to the conventional concept to use homogeneous filled metal tracks.
In Feres we talked of private liability and came to a conclusion which is contrary to that reached by the Court today.
He said Mr. Benefield appeared sober, which is contrary to the general depiction of the defense portrayal of Mr. Bell's bachelor party as a drunken affair.
John Pienaar first, who asks how the government, or Mr Howard, could have argued a case for war simply on regime change, which is contrary to international law?
Gagging clauses prevented organisations that received government funding from "doing any form of advocacy, which is contrary to the principle of a free and democratic society", he said.
"We regret that a student placed this advertisement on his own initiative, which is contrary to our policies and instruction to students," she said.
The ministry asks the unnamed companies for a system that could dredge up "vocabulary which is contrary to law and public morality".
The Mexican government said last night that it "deeply regrets the decision, which is contrary to international law and the elemental principles of cooperation between nations".
