The phrase "after refusal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a point in time or a condition that follows a rejection or denial of something.
Example: "The application was submitted again after refusal from the initial review board."
Alternatives: "following rejection" or "subsequent to denial".
BEAUTY CLAY STORY TOLD Articles Derogatory to It Printed After Refusal of Manager to Advertise.
"The US allegations just came in the context of creating false justifications to pave the way for a Saudi-led coalitoon to escalate its attacks against Yemen, to cover for crimes continually committed by the coalition against the Yemeni people, and to continue an all-out blockade after refusal stances have been increasing against such heinous crimes on the Yemeni people".
As far as we know no data have been published in the Netherlands about regret after refusal.
This is the case in former asylum seekers who have been transferred to the detention centre after refusal of their application.
They respected refusal by relatives, but were not usually aware of how (dis)satisfied relatives were with that decision, especially after refusal.
The donor's authorization for donation on an organ donor card, driver's license, or donor registry is legally binding and irrevocable, so in such cases the OPO can procure organs without family consent or after refusal [ 3].
Isis is understood to have demanded millions of pounds for the release of many hostages, killing them after refusals to pay.
The legislation would establish a federal right for patients in managed care to appeal to an independent panel of medical experts after refusals by their plan to pay for treatment.
After refusals to participate, 29 parents (mothers, n = 17; fathers, n = 12) agreed to take part in the study.
After the refusal, his spirit died, ending his limbo.
moment appears to me to be the best solution: After my refusal, you have to decide.
