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:Is this a dialectic thing? I speak American English. I also see this in academic journal publications and I regularly use it in my technical writing.  

:Is this a dialectic thing? I speak American English. I also see this in academic journal publications and I regularly use it in my technical writing.  

:See https://www.dictionary.com/browse/contested  ''involving more than one candidate:'' "Congressional redistricting and a contested Senate seat led to a series of competitive Michigan primaries on Tuesday."

:See https://www.dictionary.com/browse/contested  ''involving more than one candidate:'' "Congressional redistricting and a '''contested''' Senate seat led to a series of competitive Michigan primaries on Tuesday."

:https://www.army.mil/article/254550/amcom_101_for_missiles_focuses_on_sustainment_implications_readiness_reporting  "There may be '''contested''' supply lines"

:https://www.army.mil/article/254550/amcom_101_for_missiles_focuses_on_sustainment_implications_readiness_reporting  "There may be '''contested''' supply lines"

:More examples: Delays in processing can occur if the CPU is '''contested'''.

:More examples: Delays in processing can occur if the CPU is '''contested'''.