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The phrase "disapproval by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express disapproval from someone or something. For example: "The mayor's decision was met with disapproval by the local citizens."
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Jordanian journalists showed their disapproval by blacking out many Internet media sites one day last month.
That potentially reduces the threat that disapproval by one nation could scuttle the pact.
What she did was not framed against some sort of wall of disapproval by African Americans.
They often encounter disapproval by other parents, scoldings by school administrators, even visits from local constabularies.
Annoyed, she attended the event, but registered her broader disapproval by refusing to commit to campaigning for the midterms.
Adultery and deceit were greeted with frowns of disapproval by people who themselves were strangers to neither in real life.
A Chorus of Disapproval by Alan Ayckbourn An amateur company rehearses John Gay's satirical play The Beggar's Opera.
At the least, the disapproval by some states is likely to delay the resolution of the case for many months.
Even if our limited system were to work, Clinton never intended to risk Russian disapproval by deploying it.
On the ship Sally-Lou was regarded with disapproval by jealous women passengers, & the writer was cleaned out by a professional gambler.
"What she did was not, in my judgement, framed against some sort of wall of disapproval by African Americans," Fowler told the Guardian in a phone interview.
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