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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Does the collocation of "disprove" and "withdrawal" sound natural in Enlglish?

Google search offers only 6 hits for the collocation.

Context:
Who bears the burden of proving the withdrawal, the defendant as an affirmative defense or must the Government disprove the withdrawal...
  

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NL888 Google search offers only 6 hits for the collocation. Probably because it is a rare situation. It sounds OK in the context you have provided.

— Mister Micawber

  • NL888 Google search offers only 6 hits for the collocation.
  • Probably because it is a rare situation.
  • It sounds OK in the context you have provided.
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NL888Google search offers only 6 hits for the collocation.
Probably because it is a rare situation. It sounds OK in the context you have provided.
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