The phrase "denunciation about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a strong public condemnation or criticism of someone or something. Example: The politician's speech included a denunciation about the current state of the education system, calling for immediate reforms.
Anyway, at least Cromwell would have entered into the spirit of the denunciations about all this.
From the mid-1950s thethe 1970s the left-leaning newspaper often hit the national spotlight for its investigations and denunciations about the ties between the Sicilian Mafia and corrupt politicians.
In his denunciation, he tells about some petty misbehavior that the former Illinois governor committed during his college years.
Despite the recession, lobbying scandals and frequent denunciation from President Obama about their outsize influence, lobbyists are more in demand than ever.
Few international organizations would have elected as president a man who has refused to say a word about the public denunciation, detention and torture on his watch of national team players because of their participation in mass anti-government protests and the politically motivated incarceration of two soccer teams.
A front-page article on Tuesday about Senator John Kerry's denunciation of President Bush's policies on Iraq referred incorrectly in some copies to the forum President Bush was to address at the United Nations that day.
Ronan Bennett was spot-on in his denunciation of Martin Amis's racist remarks about Muslims, in Monday's Guardian, and (not for the first time) Christopher Hitchens is way off beam in coming to Amis's defence.
When asked about the president's denunciation of white supremacist groups, Cantwell said he found it sincere, and also said the media is trying to conflate the views of the president and white nationalists.
The betrayals and denunciations she hears about on the long daily walks she takes with her dog in search of extra food have a similar personal resonance.
