The phrase "about how utilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic or subject matter related to utilities, such as their functions, operations, or impacts.
Example: "The report focuses on the challenges about how utilities manage their resources in times of crisis."
Alternatives: "regarding how utilities" or "concerning how utilities".
The scores for 2012 measured the attitudes of business customers throughout the year, reflecting their residual feelings about how utilities performed in late 2011 as well as their fresh sentiments in the two months after Hurricane Sandy, said Jeff Conklin, senior director of J.D. Power's energy practice.
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Weak rights are a problem for utilitarianism because its focus on maximization makes it indifferent to certain facts about how utility is distributed across individuals.
Moreover, the utility functions adhered to basic assumptions about how utility functions should behave; specifically, they were positive monotonic, nonsaturating within our reward range and quasicontinuous due to the fine-grained fractile CE assessment.
Forbes recently checked in with Shaughnessy to talk about her top picks, how utilities will perform in 2008 and why she thinks her impressive returns aren't actually sustainable looking ahead.
Investor and serial entrepreneur Chris Dixon has written a notable (and mercifully short !) blog post about how social utilities like Google and Facebook have essentially become reputation engines powering the emergence of collaborative consumption startups like Airbnb and TaskRabbit.
Investor and serial entrepreneur Chris Dixon has written a notable (and mercifully short !) blog post about how social utilities like Google and Facebook have essentially become reputation engines powering the emergence of collaborative consumption startups like Airbnb and TaskRabbit.
The qualities of walllessness and borderlessness suggest not that an artifact is ambivalent about its utility or its ethics, but rather that it recognizes how utilities and ethics overlap and intersect in ways that are normally hidden from us.
What is different is how utilities are regulated.
Others have raised concern about how the utility would use the information about individuals' home appliance use.
At times, according to the documents, Wehrum even joked about how the utility industry he once represented was shifting to the left.
