The phrase "a denunciation in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a formal expression of strong disapproval or criticism within a specific context, such as a speech, article, or report.
Example: "The politician's speech included a denunciation in a public forum, condemning the recent actions of the government."
Alternatives: "a condemnation in a" or "a criticism in a".
In any discussion here about the decision to move an older person into some sort of care facility, we can virtually count on a denunciation in the comments section, often from someone citing immigrant roots.
The propensity of social media to encourage a discourse of denunciation, in which a person's transgressions co-exist with their present lives, in which the line between "calling out" and futile, zero-sum bullying is ever blurrier, is not, ultimately, a pathway to happiness.
But he subsequently gained a new one, also at Salamanca; a second denunciation, in 1582, did not succeed.
Also this week, Meese has been the target of a harsh denunciation in newspapers published by the organization of political extremist Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr.
But when he speaks in public he is fluent and aggressive, issuing denunciations in a mixture of Hindi and English.
On Monday, in response to the protests that swept across the NFL the day before, The Wall Street Journal's editorial board wrote a denunciation that read, in its orotund meatheadedness, a little like the transcript of a sports radio call-in show as hosted by William F. Buckley.
He conducted neither a triumph nor a denunciation but something in the middle ground.
He further argued that since political actors need money to reach voters, "a denunciation of money in politics is a denunciation of politics itself".
The launching of the two-stage rocket caused deep alarm in Japan and provoked a chorus of denunciation in Tokyo and Washington.
In the weeks since the book's release, virtually every large environmental group has weighed in with a denunciation.
