"online opposition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of opposing or disagreeing with something on the internet or through online platforms. Example: The candidate faced strong online opposition from social media users during the election campaign.
Last year, Mr. Lu's group rallied online opposition that helped kill a deal for a Japanese group to build a bullet train from Shanghai to Beijing.
But many Moroccans disagreed, and after a groundswell of online opposition to the court's decision Mr. Mourtada received a royal pardon and was released from prison after serving only a month of his sentence.
According to articles on the online opposition website Irrawaddy, Aung San Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy, is involved in a tough internal debate over whether to take part in the elections.
The Aleppo Media Centre, an online opposition news portal for the city, posted a video that it said was of victims of the gas attack: a child and adults wearing breathing apparatus.
The postponement comes after an unprecedented wave of online opposition, protests by foreign governments and calls by prominent bloggers for Chinese netizens to climb, attack and demonstrate against the "great firewall".
Officials had hoped to bring in a ban before federal elections in September, but the level of online opposition means the Bundestag must now examine and discuss gamers' demands.
This video, posted online by opposition activists on Thursday, appears to show that chanting at the soccer match: In an interview with Kaleme, an opposition news site, an adviser to Mir Hussein Moussavi, the leader of Iran's opposition Green movement, tied the government's heavy-handed response to protests about the lake to the disputed 2009 election.
Video posted online by opposition activists showed a large crowd surrounding several white S.U.V.'s.
Video, apparently recorded during that attack, was obtained and posted online by opposition activists.
Majid directed me to a macabre gallery of photographs and videos, posted online by opposition leaders in Daraya.
Videos posted online by opposition activists claim to show the battle, with rebels firing rockets and mortar shells, and smoke rising over buildings and an airstrip area.
