The phrase "not negation" is correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a grammatical structure or element that expresses the absence of denial or refusal in a sentence. Example: The use of double negatives is a common type of not negation in English grammar, as in "I can't not go to the party." This conveys the speaker's inability to refuse or deny attending the party.
Not negation, but negative capability.
It's a sign that Turkey is becoming more comfortable with itself, a recognition that something from our own tradition is not negation of the modernity we're seeking".
When the fuzzyfication step is completed, the fuzzy inference defines the behavior of system by means of rules based on the three main standard fuzzy set operations: AND (conjunction, intersection), OR (disjunction, union) and NOT (negation, complementation) Fig. 3.
But McCain's VP choice is not negation; it is projection, pure and simple.
(Theorem-proving aficionados will note that this is true negation, not negation-as-failure; we need to know that no ortholog exists, not that we have merely failed to find one.
The triangle instantiates the property of being abstract, but not its negation; it does not instantiate the property of being triangular, but it instantiates its negation.
For example, not every negation is a speaker denial (in making this point, Frege points to the non-denial nature of embedded negation as in "If not-$p$ then $q$"), nor is every speaker denial a linguistic negation.
But those can be seen as shortcomings in realizing democracy's ideals, not a negation of them.
What had formed, not as negation but as affirmation, was an enthusiasm for everything that isn't pop, or at least a pop song.
It is a positive blessing, not a negation of belief, to be free of what is known as the theodicy problem.
But they were not the negation of his dancing and delighted fashion photographs, as critics sometimes thought: the portraits were the solid, mineral form of what was, in the fashion pictures, pure liquid.
