"deny giving" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to mean that someone is refusing to give something or to provide some kind of service. For example: "The manager denied giving me a raise, despite my years of dedication to the company."
Although they deny giving direct help to al-Nusra, they acknowledge that the group would be beneficiaries.
Confusion surrounded the future of West Brom striker Peter Odemwingie tonight as he arrived in London for talks with QPR, only for his club to deny giving him permission to do so.
But the authorities deny giving permission and the action has sparked deep divisions among Jews about the right way to handle cultural objects created by Jews or stolen from them during the Nazi period.
The biggest concern they have is that Mr. Pataki's request undercuts real needs when some conservatives in Congress are looking for any reason to deny giving New York significantly more aid than it has already got.
The companies involved – Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube, Apple – vigorously deny giving the Obama administration backdoor access to users' internet information, but the potential damage to their brand reputation has left the companies floundering for a way to respond.
All deny giving government agents access to servers.
The charge of misanthropy is hard to deny, given his repeated portrayal of humankind as something that has lost its way, perhaps even its right to exist.
It is a even more difficult to deny given the technology now at the center of it and refashioning our daily experience in incredibly captivating ways.
(Mr. Shanklin denied giving such an order).
ERHC denied giving any money.
(Holley denies giving information to TMZ).
