The phrase "and negative connotations of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implications or associations that a word, phrase, or concept may carry, particularly those that are unfavorable or undesirable.
Example: "The term 'feminist' has been misinterpreted by some, leading to negative connotations of the movement that overshadow its true purpose."
Alternatives: "and unfavorable implications of" or "and adverse associations of".
The intrinsic and negative connotation of the term "resistance" prevails when referring to one of the leading and key obstacles to successful cancer treatment.
Given that butts are gender neutral and represent a host of positive and negative connotations, they make for a fascinating topic of study.
Simply invoking links between certain groups, places, or behaviours and negative connotations (such as a higher risk of contracting illness) can be stigmatising for many groups in society and therefore be responsible for a range of negative effects.
And with it came negative connotations of "dependency" – a state that marks the universal human condition but that turned into a label stuck only on benefit claimants.
For such a beautiful concept, philanthropy, meaning "the love of humanity", is an awkward word and has some rather negative connotations of very rich people trying to avoid tax or create vanity projects.
I considered the negative connotations of perming, and of how waves and curls had come to be thought of as untidy, inelegant, outdated.
Hence the decision was taken to rebrand the Wall as merely the Western Wall, recognising its position in the former Temple structure, and doing away with the negative connotations of its former name.
He already thought the script was a good adaptation and didn't want the negative connotations of fascism from the original film.
But the negative connotations of hustling and swindling are very strong and dominate much of our literary and popular culture, and, indeed, our entire history.
In the context of college and universities, assessment can additionally bring with it the negative connotations of external evaluation, accreditation, and penalty.
