The phrase "denunciation on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion.
Example: "The denunciation on the government's actions was met with mixed reactions from the public."
Alternatives: "denunciation of" or "condemnation of".
Mr. Papandreou and Mr. Berlusconi both survived anger and denunciation on the cobblestones of their capitals.
The president has refrained from uttering a single denunciation on the subject.
Mr. Papandreou in Greece and Mr. Berlusconi in Rome both survived anger and denunciation on the cobblestones of their capitals.
But, in his search for a denunciation on every page, Bower struggles to acknowledge a single significant success in a decade of public policy.
Close and spiteful communities stressed by want and terror were a perfect compost for denunciation on both sides, accurate or fictitious.
In the United States, "Hey, Happy!" would be lucky to receive the publicity benefits of a ringing denunciation on the floor of the Senate.
WASHINGTON — Glenn Beck, a hero of the political right and the closing speaker at a conference of political conservatives here, offered a sweeping denunciation of progressivism on Saturday, calling it a cancer that must be cut out of the nation's political system.
He added that events in Gaza were "utterly horrifying and unacceptable", but said "there is no point in politicians getting in a bidding war about issuing the most frenzied denunciation of what is going on".
WASHINGTON — When Secretary of State John Kerry took the floor at the United Nations on Wednesday to deliver a searing denunciation of the airstrike on an aid convoy headed for the Syrian city of Aleppo President Obama was crosstown, at his Manhattan hotel, preparing for a day of diplomacy that included Africa, Israel and Colombia — but, conspicuously, not Syria.
Precious little middle ground now exists between absurdly broad denunciations of Islam on the one hand and an equally absolute commitment to multiculturalism on the other.
The antislavery sentiments he expressed in Poems on Slavery (1842), however, lacked the humanity and power of John Greenleaf Whittier's denunciations on the same theme.
