"disapproval about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express someone's negative opinion or dislike towards something. Example: The manager's disapproval about the new project was evident in his lack of enthusiasm during the meeting.
Perhaps, when the shrieks of disapproval about fake online reviews have died down, the industry might reflect upon its own general conduct.
This doesn't mean that I don't, on occasion, ooze disapproval about others' beliefs, which must be very annoying, but I am pathologically emollient.
In the wake of the exposure of two classified surveillance operations, most Americans expressed disapproval about the United States government's collecting phone records of "ordinary" Americans.
When Minaj was tweeting her disapproval about the way MTV was celebrating a certain type of women's bodies, Swift leapt in, thinking it was a subtle dig, only to feel the extent of Minaj's wrath.
Nonetheless, when the exiles feel slighted, they loudly object; and they are objecting now.Jeb Bush, the governor of Florida, ever-sensitive to his loyal followers in Miami, found himself obliged to join the chorus of disapproval about the rafters.
Ms Miller insisted that teachers would be able to express disapproval about gay marriage, as long as they do not so in an "offensive" way or "discriminate" against people.
And I knew that my mother feared the disapproval of just about everyone else.
And so I hear anger and loathing from the environmental community, and murmurs of disapproval from locals about the destruction of biodiverse habitat and of traditional lifestyle.
In the chorus of disapproval and swiping about my lack of Paxman credibility, one small detail seems to have been overlooked, although to anyone in the hall it was clear.
Sixty-six percent of those who disapprove say it's because they don't trust Trump to make a good decision, while 28percentt say their disapproval is specifically about Gorsuch himself.
CARACAS, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Venezuela's Hugo Chavez lavished each other with praise on Monday, mocked U.S. disapproval and joked about having an atomic bomb at their disposal.
