"see no objection" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It is a very polite way of letting someone know that there is no hindrance to their plans. For example, you could say "If everyone is in agreement, I see no objection to proceeding with the project."
"For myself," says the narrator, Michel, a 40-year-old employee of the French ministry of culture, "I can see no objection to sex entering the market economy.
Robert A. Spencer, one of the prosecutors, said: "I see no objection to having a competency evaluation done in Alexandria on a quick time schedule.
"I see no objection to a young Sikh girl or boy, who's been baptised, being allowed to wear their kirpan if that's what they want to do".
What Swinburne says here is surely very reasonable, and I can see no objection in principle to a defense of this sort.
"I see no objections," said the expressionless French foreign minister Laurent Fabius, barely glancing at the rows of country delegates then sharply banging his gavel.
The Times doesn't change direct quotations and saw no objection to using the full quotation, as is.
"I saw no objection to Scotland having a separate time zone, if that's what the Scottish people wanted," he said in an interview.
But he also knows that he will often need the party's support from outside and that 45% of Liberal voters and 35% of Conservatives, their closest allies, told an election-time opinion poll they saw no objection to immigration policy reflecting some of Ms Kjaersgaard's ideas.That is no accident: Denmark has been a strikingly homogeneous society.
This study protocol has been reviewed by CERCO Committee of Ethicss in studies of Law and Criminology), the ethical committee of the faculty of Law at VU University, which declared it saw no objections to the study.
I see no ethical objection to your friend's making that offer explicit.
"I see no constitutional objection to the study of religion, history of religion, or the study of the Bible as literature," Kerpelman said in a Sun interview in 1963.
