The phrase "a rejection of this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dismissing or refusing a particular idea, proposal, or argument.
Example: "The committee's decision was seen as a rejection of this proposal, which had garnered significant support from the community."
Alternatives: "a dismissal of this" or "a refusal of this".
My parenting was a rejection of this – 60s, mushy, liberal.
"I didn't know there was a rejection of this music.
Conservatives called for a rejection of this nonsense about the "living Constitution".
Yet his greatest work, Philosophical Investigations, also represents a rejection of this world in its embrace of the ordinary, its acceptance of the imperfect and incorrigibly plural.
When "women's studies" became "gender studies" departments, it signalled a new era of inclusion for men's issues – a rejection of this now is a betrayal of men and equality.
The delicacy and lightness of 18th-century Rococo painting represents a rejection of this dramatic use of chiaroscuro, but the technique again became popular with artists of the Romantic period, who relied upon it to create the emotive effects they considered essential to their art.
Our conclusion that this hints at fairness in the apes caused debate, with some arguing that a preference for fairness requires the rejection of unfairness (in this case, a rejection of the unfair offer).
It's a rejection of the man".This year's presidential election is set to be historic in more ways than one.
And as a Virginian, holding James Madison's seat, I don't think it was a rejection of the principles upon which this country was built".
But the new policy finalised internally in early January was not a rejection of the Summers-Geithner team.In this section Garrottes and sticks New plan, new people?
This was a rejection of the policies set under former President Charles de Gaulle, which stressed the independence of French foreign policy.
