The phrase "about liaisons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to connections, relationships, or interactions between people or groups.
Example: "The report provides valuable insights about liaisons between different departments in the organization."
Alternatives: "regarding connections" or "concerning relationships".
The methodology is based on a knowledge database about liaisons, which have been classified and characterized with different properties, in order to take into account the liaison specificity and real conditions in the moment of the disassembly.
Grinding guitar funk, gritty punk attitude and smoky decadence merge in the songs of Girls Against Boys as Scott McCloud sings about liaisons that start after hours and end with trouble.
There were some unfortunate stories about liaisons with prostitutes, one of whom turned out to be a grandmother, but he was a teenager on Merseyside then and his relationship with Coleen and fatherhood has made him more mature and perhaps a bit boring.
That was about all we knew before going into our week at Creative LIAisons.
Beyond stealing secrets, real-life spy work is also about liaison with the enemy and the establishment of secret channels.
According to the historical service, the documents include items like investigative notes, witness statements, letters, documents stolen from foreign embassies, reports about some important figures, and information about "homosexual liaisons between certain actors in the affair".
The criminal trial is likely to expose more tidbits about the operation of the long-running fraud, including lurid details about sexual liaisons among staff members involving perhaps even Mr. Madoff himself.
They have made findings about the liaisons between police and social services in Rochdale.
He wrote a voluminous memoir about his liaisons and escapades, which he called "My Secret Life".
As information about the liaisons is not explicitly available in either the part model or the assembly model, algorithms have been developed for extracting liaisons from the assembly model.
Students with questions about ConnectED Liaisons are encouraged to contact Associate Director Jennifer Mason at [email protected]
