"refusal from" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means the act of declining or rejecting something. Example: John's refusal from accepting the job offer disappointed his family who were expecting him to secure a well-paying job.
On 24 July, McIntyre says he received a freedom of information (FOI) refusal from CRU.
A knock on Daquan's door elicited an adamant refusal from inside to speak with reporters.
The taxonomy of school refusal — from school phobia to truancy — is complicated, and it has changed over time.
Another day, another round of television interviews and another polite refusal from John Edwards to endorse a presidential candidate.
Travellers with stamps from countries such as Lebanon, Syria or Iran may well face long interrogations or a complete refusal from Israeli border controls.
"It would be very difficult for China to withdraw from an apology request given said request's now-public profile, and a refusal from the United States would cause Beijing to lose face," Mr. Lanteigne said in an e-mail.
The Commission has requested information about the refusals from the Spanish government, and the country could be fined.
When the Consumers Associationn tried earlier this year to import several popular models from the Netherlands it met with repeated refusals from European dealers.
Many more women than men told me they didn't weep at anything; I received more polite refusals from eminent women than from their male counterparts.
Attempts to cobble together a government with Podemos and Ciudadanos, which might at least have tackled corruption, brought pointblank refusals from the other two.
He recalled: 'She told me to go away and give her evidence that there was a shortage by getting refusals from suppliers.
