The phrase "about this refusal of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing a specific refusal or rejection in a particular context.
Example: "The committee held a meeting to discuss the implications about this refusal of the grant application."
Alternatives: "regarding this rejection of" or "concerning this denial of".
This refusal of the hearing world to adapt to deafness is something Tina feels strongly about.
Merkel was diplomatic about the refusal of other EU countries, with the exception of Sweden and Austria, to shoulder the burden.
The story Carberry told about the refusal of the England hierarchy to fly his mother to Australia was heart-breaking".
Mr. Mukasey was equally disappointing about the refusal of certain administration witnesses to answer Congressional subpoenas to testify about the United States attorneys scandal.
Readers of Paul Krugman and other like-minded commentators are familiar with their repeated complaints about the refusal of economists to revise their theories in the face of recalcitrant facts.
The United States has also expressed concern about the refusal of the Laotian government to help in the investigation of two missing American citizens and a resident, all of Laotian origin, who disappeared this year.
Mr. Carter was particularly concerned about the refusal of the United States and South Korea to send humanitarian assistance to the North, saying their deliberate withholding of food aid amounted to "a human rights violation".
"There is a particular difficulty with our Czech friends," Mr Sarkozy murmured about the refusal of the Czech government to commit to ratifying the treaty until its constitutional court has vetted it.
Ren Zhengfei, the media-shy head of Chinese telecommunications equipment-maker Huawei, has broken his silence about the refusal of the United States government to do business with the company on cyber-security grounds.
