Collocations for endorsement - noun
ADJECTIVE
enthusiastic,
full,
overwhelming,
ringing,
strong,
unanimous
lukewarm
The new design only received a lukewarm endorsement from head office.
lukewarm
The new design only received a lukewarm endorsement from head office.
official
implicit, tacit
celebrity, government (esp. AmE)
product
implicit, tacit
celebrity, government (esp. AmE)
product
VERB + endorsement
be,
constitute
imply
give sth, make (AmE), offer sth
We are happy to give the product our full endorsement.
imply
give sth, make (AmE), offer sth
We are happy to give the product our full endorsement.
withdraw,
withhold
require
seek
They are now seeking endorsement for their ideas.
require
seek
They are now seeking endorsement for their ideas.
get,
receive,
win
have
These measures have the strong endorsement of the party.
have
These measures have the strong endorsement of the party.
endorsement + NOUN
contract,
deal
(both esp. AmE)
He signed a four-year endorsement deal.
He signed a four-year endorsement deal.
PREPOSITION
endorsement as
her endorsement as leader of the delegation
her endorsement as leader of the delegation
endorsement by
endorsement of the product by the appropriate body
endorsement of the product by the appropriate body
endorsement for
endorsement for the plan
endorsement for the plan
endorsement from
His presidential campaign won endorsement from several celebrities.
His presidential campaign won endorsement from several celebrities.