The phrase "about phenomenon" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "about phenomena" when referring to multiple occurrences or "about a phenomenon" when referring to a single occurrence.
Example: "The research paper discusses various theories about phenomena observed in nature."
Alternatives: "regarding phenomena" or "concerning a phenomenon".
The goal would have remained only a talked about phenomenon but for the fact that the Wexford Youths team manager had arranged to have the game videoed.
At the initial deployment stage, static and mobile nodes may scatter in the region of interest in random fashion, if the network does not have prior information about Phenomenon of Interest (PoI).
The goal, watched by an estimated 95 spectators, would have remained only a talked about phenomenon but for the fact the Wexford Youths team manager had arranged to have the game videoed.
"It's only just sinking in that it was a good goal and it's getting the attention". The goal, watched by an estimated 95 spectators, would have remained only a talked about phenomenon but for the fact the Wexford Youths team manager had arranged to have the game videoed.
However, we believe that the most likely explanation for the low response rate was simply students' sporadic reading of their email (an often-complained-about phenomenon at our medical school), as well as students' reluctance to make additional efforts, no matter how minimal, beyond their coursework and ongoing extracurricular commitments.
Brooklyn's gentrification is one of the most talked-about phenomenons in the country.
If advertising and promotion didn't bring about this phenomenon, what did?
As she says, "My stuff is about phenomena".
Gravitational waves carry completely different information about phenomena in the universe.
It allows researchers to make observations about phenomena and explain the relationships and connections involved.
There are no grand theories, but lots of bits and pieces, generating local insights about phenomena of special interest.
