"hesitancy toward" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express hesitation or reluctance toward something. For example, "He showed hesitancy toward taking the job due to the long commute."
Research has identified many factors associated with parental vaccine refusal and hesitancy toward childhood and adolescent immunizations.
Greear said Moore has represented a younger generation well with his tone and his hesitancy toward partisanship.
There's a kind of hesitancy toward 'Lets all go together and pay for it so 20 percent can use it.' " Adding to the increase in toll projects is interest from the private sector to build and run them.
In 1995, as the crisis in Bosnia approached its climax, America was suffering from what might be called "Vietmalia syndrome," a hesitancy toward military intervention caused by a combination of our awful experiences in Vietnam and, more recently, in Somalia.
Rather than attempting to cure society's hesitancy toward disabilities and disabled people, I turn to filmmaking, which allows me to appreciate my own struggles unlike anything else," said Davenport.
European leaders show hesitancy toward taking up the multilateral slack after a mostly unilateral eight years.
Or, in the words of the Warner Home Video President, to reduce "buyer hesitancy towards HD media".
Five of the 70 items did not sell, and many pieces sold below the low estimate, but whatever hesitancy buyers showed toward some items was offset by the enthusiasm shown toward the featured piece.
That celebratory language contrasts with the hesitancy shown by Germany toward new banking efforts that many experts say are vital to ensuring the long-term survival of the euro.
This hesitancy has darkened the public mood toward Italy's traditional political parties, which have been criticized as out of touch with the daily needs of citizens and outmatched by the challenge of fixing Europe's economic crisis.
He spelled the word hesitancy with an extra "e": "hesitency".
