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The phrase "are they refusing this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about whether a group of people is declining or rejecting something.
Example: "I sent them the proposal last week, but are they refusing this?"
Alternatives: "Are they rejecting this?" or "Are they turning this down?".
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Why are they refusing this essential step in their investigation?
Why are they refusing this essential step to their investigation?
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If they refuse this, or are sketchy about it, you should be very, very wary.
But though unions have asked for the ability to modernise, by conducting ballots by email or phone, they have been refused this right.
This was because they refused to see him as a serious writer.
This is why they refuse to share with other people.
They are refusing to be refuse.
"They are refusing to admit it".
They are refusing to take action.
Now they were refusing to provide it.
They were refused a refund, they said.
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