"discontent towards" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a feeling of dissatisfaction or annoyance towards something or someone. Example: The employees expressed their discontent towards the management's decision to cut their bonuses.
Popular discontent towards central banks is growing.
Although there has also been discontent towards the human rights act in Scotland, Scottish ministers have voiced their support.
The president, Hassan Rohani, was elected this summer on a wave of popular discontent towards the conservative establishment and the hardline policies of his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
It's perhaps unsurprising that prominent Liberal Democrats have dismissed the party's woeful byelection result in Barnsley, a fall from 2nd to 6th, as inevitable voter discontent towards a government bravely taking tough decisions.
It may have started with a big handicap, but little has changed for most people, fuelling widespread discontent towards President Idriss Déby, in power for the past 22 years.
As central banks have acquired more powers, the trade-off between independence and accountability has become more complex and as a result, the pre-crisis academic consensus around central bank independence has broken down and popular discontent towards central banks is growing.
Popular discontent gravitates towards Ukip simply because it is there.
The discontent shown towards Strachan appeared, understandably, amid that first game.
But the petition adds to the growing chorus of discontent directed towards the impact of social media, and in particular Facebook, on society and the young.
"The man uploaded pictures of the ordeal online and is attracting a lot of concerned netizens who are expressing their discontent and anger towards the apparent injustice".
In Germany, for instance, an extremist movement called "Patriots Against the Islamization of the West" (PEGIDA) has formed to unleash discontent and threats towards the Muslim community.
