The phrase "about further cuts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential reductions in budget, resources, or services, often in a financial or organizational context.
Example: "The committee met to discuss concerns about further cuts to the education budget."
Alternatives: "regarding additional cuts" or "concerning more reductions".
The company is talking to the unions about further cuts in health-care costs.
Those who remain in their jobs feel awful, and worry about further cuts.
Even after notching Monday's victory, health insurers say they're still worried about further cuts scheduled to hit Medicare Advantage.
Many reporters and editors embraced the reach of the free site while others worried about further cuts if The Times could not tap a new source of revenue.
The Australian dollar climbed to US79c after an initial dip as investors digested the statement, which failed to say anything about further cuts this year.
But often the administration's message comes across not as a warning about further cuts, but as boasting about the cuts that have been achieved.
In the May edition of the National Institute Economic Review, Portes notes that Migrationwatch has estimated that applying the current non-EU migration rules to EU nationals would reduce the current 323,000 net migration total by about 100,000 so further cuts in non-EU migration would be required to meet the target.
So, though I'm sad about the further cuts to the Mirror – and the Sunday Mirror and the People – I don't believe it is the end, or even the beginning of the end.
But despite his history with Osborne, Hammond has also clashed with the Treasury, defending his budget against further defence cuts with a public warning that there would need to be an "adult conversation" about how further cuts would affect the UK's ability to defend itself.
In the prior four years, annual expenses had been reduced by about a hundred and thirty million dollars; further cuts were requested for the 2005 budget.
BP has said it will scale back capital spending for the year by about $7 billion and make further cuts in 2017 to cope with the price staying at $60 a barrel.
