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The phrase "a criticism of something" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a statement or opinion that expresses disapproval or negative assessment of a person, thing, or situation. For example, "He offered a criticism of the government's new policy that many people agreed with."
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A criticism of a lack of policies.
That is not a criticism of Tejada.
This is not a criticism of GlobalPost.
A criticism of his daughter is a criticism of him.
And that single mention was actually a criticism, not something to brag about.
This too has made it difficult to prosecute citizens for their criticism of government, something that had been much easier to do under an expansive definition of treason.
These terms were presented via the criticism of celebrities, something we all, consciously or not, partake in regularly.
Mr. Obama uses these endorsers to offer an implicit criticism of Mrs. Clinton, something he is not doing himself.
It's also an example of programming as a crucial aspect of criticism — something worth noting while the centenary celebration of Henri Langlois, the founder of France's Cinémathèque, is in full swing.
When Briatore finally ditched Piquet Jnr at the end of July, however, all hell broke loose as the spurned Brazilian hit back with a stinging criticism of Briatore's management style – something with which drivers such as Johnny Herbert, JJ Lehto and Jos Verstappen would doubtless sympathise – and then claimed that he had been persuaded to go along with the Singapore plan.
Instead of focusing on their criticism, think instead of something you've done that proves them wrong.
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a criticism of offering
a vision of something
a festival of something
a push of something
a victim of something
a lack of something
a lot of something
a closeup of something
a piece of something
a badge of something
a glass of something
a symptom of something
a drink of something
a reminder of something
a signifier of something
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