The phrase "a hesitation about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing uncertainty or doubt regarding a particular subject or decision.
Example: "She expressed a hesitation about accepting the job offer due to the long commute."
Alternatives: "a reluctance to" or "an uncertainty regarding".
"But I think there's usually a hesitation about the balance of risk.
But, he said, "There is always a hesitation about award inflation".
"There was a hesitation about the thing being artsy-fartsy, and certainly some eyebrows were raised at the artsy-fartsiness of it, but we didn't care because we kind of knew what we were doing".
She cribbed her body language from the best — Iggy Pop, Steven Tyler, Jennifer Herrema — but it was sort of stop motion, more suited to photographs than a moving image, and there was a hesitation about it.
But I do have a hesitation about putting all kinds of aerosols in the atmosphere and then finding out that they have even worse side effects.
5. a) Would you have any hesitation about appointing a Muslim to the federal bench?
Has that happened, in your experience? 5. (a) Would you have any hesitation about appointing a Muslim to the federal bench?
Branson was wearing his trademark open-neck white shirt and black jacket, but the casual confidence of his delivery before the news cameras could not mask a deep hesitation about a project that has already crashed through several deadlines and whose cost has skyrocketed north of $1bn.
The Virgin boss was wearing his trademark open-neck white shirt and black jacket, but the casual confidence of his delivery before the news cameras could not mask a deep hesitation about a project that has already seen several deadlines missed and whose cost has ballooned to more than $1bn£626m6m).
These aspects influenced probably the reported lack of compliance and an unremitting hesitation about a good prognosis.
Would you have any hesitation about appointing a Muslim to the federal bench?
