The phrase "a refuse to collaborate" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misuse of the word "refuse," which should be used as a verb rather than a noun in this context.
Example: "The team expressed a refuse to collaborate on the project" should be corrected to "The team expressed a refusal to collaborate on the project."
Alternatives: "a refusal to collaborate" or "an unwillingness to collaborate."
Working for disability rights should be a collaborative experience, but so many of these organizations seemingly refuse to collaborate and expand.
I can't stop my method being used, but I can at least refuse to collaborate.
Stevens betrayed a growing intolerance towards individuals and institutions that underperform and waste money, singling out staff responsible for unwarranted clinical variation and organisations that refuse to collaborate.
When a network protocol relies on multiple nodes' collaboration, the performance of this protocol can be degraded if some nodes are selfish and refuse to collaborate, and can be severely damaged if some nodes intentionally behave oppositely to what they are expected to do.
Yesterday, they voted to refuse to collaborate with DIAMOND's planners, and announced that they will idle the aging SUPER-ACCO and DCI x-ray sources for at least a week in a bid to pressure the government to open negotiations on building a new synchrotron in France.
Or even worse, they can't stand each other and refuse to collaborate.
And Iraqi Kurdistan has long hosted an internationally condemned Kurdish movement called the Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK), which has issued harsh punishments, including executions, to Kurds who refuse to collaborate with it.
Not only did local officials refuse to collaborate with the Nazis, unlike the experience in France, Norway, and many other countries, but the combined efforts of the Polish government-in-exile and the elaborately woven underground were beyond anything imaginable at the time.
Not only did local officials refuse to collaborate with the Nazis, unlike the experience in France, Norway, and too many other countries, but the combined efforts of the Polish government-in-exile and the elaborately woven underground were beyond anything imaginable at the time.
However, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) which funds our work requires that we share the data with others, even if they refuse to collaborate with us.
This translates into a refusal to collaborate.
