"wish to decline" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used to politely refuse an invitation, offer, or another request. For example, "I regretfully wish to decline your invitation to the party."
If you wish to decline certain connection requests, what is the most polite approach?
Women sent a questionnaire would be invited to return it blank in the pre-paid envelope if they wish to decline participation.
Routine PITC has complex implications for autonomous consent: while these policies make it harder to say no for those women who wish to decline or are ambivalent, they make it easier for those who wish to know their status to say yes.
View each invitation you wish to decline.
Additionally, if you discover that your potential client has a history of dragging out payments, you may wish to decline bidding.
One would respect Rushdie's wish to decline close scrutiny of a radioactive history and politics that have caused him so much distress.
If the woman wishes to decline or accept the invitation to participate at this first visit, she may do so.
Patients were informed that their participation in the study was strictly on a voluntary basis and in the event they wished to decline their participation in the study, there would be no consequences in relation to their treatment, hospitalization and care.
While existing staff members may agree to a lateral move, top talent you might wish to recruit will decline.
"As the article does not relate to his current role at Coral he wishes to respectfully decline your request," said his spokesman.
Research participants must be allowed to give informed consent if they so wish or to decline use of their biological samples and data derived from them for any other purpose including in future research.
