Frequently followed by 'to' + noun or '-ing' form, and by a 'that-clause' when stating the reason. Common verbs are 'raise', 'have', 'voice', 'lodge', and 'overrule'.
常見錯誤
I have an objection on the new rule.
I have an objection to the new rule.
the noun takes the preposition 'to', not 'on' or 'against'.
She objection the plan loudly.
She objected to the plan loudly.
'objection' is the noun; the verb form is 'object (to)'.