The phrase "disapproval on" is not correct and should not be used in written English.
The correct preposition to use after "disapproval" is "of," as in "disapproval of." Here is an example sentence using "disapproval of": John's actions earned the disapproval of his parents, who were disappointed in his behavior.
Some types of stigma-related barriers were relatively rarely endorsed such as concern about it bringing shame or disapproval on one's family and about what friends might think or say with 11%and7%7% reporting these as a major barrier respectively.
It is a glorious, revelatory experience, and safe from society's disapproval on that remote Arcadian spot they are at one with their own natures and with nature itself.
She could vent her disapproval on members of her own sex, too, as in one poem where she scolds a young widow for overindulging her grief.
They would resoundingly disapprove of my husband having a lover and would heap even more disapproval on me for being happy for him!
"Hosting a speaker does not imply endorsement or disapproval on the part of the Society.
His wife, a newspaper columnist, was quick to suggest her disapproval on Twitter.
There are, to be sure, quite a lot of rulers around the world who dislike that principle; but they cannot say so publicly without drawing general disapproval down on their heads.
Speaking from personal experience, though, I doubt any sex worker appreciates your disapproval hard-on – so why don't you just take it, like any decent whore, and shove it up your ass? Follow Paris (@parislees) and Sam (@SptSam) on Twitter.
At 10, Season 2 of "Rizzoli & Isles" picks up as Jane Angie Harmonn) and Maura (Sasha Alexander) delve into the shooting of a community activist, which incites the on-air disapproval of Bill O'Reilly (playing himself) of Fox News Channel for the way the police have handled the case.
The third president also closely tracks Obama, although closer on disapproval than on approval.
Gallup found on Friday that fifty per cent of Americans disapproved of Trump's performance, the highest disapproval rating on record for any American President this early in his term.
