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The phrase "about the acumen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's insight, sharpness, or ability to make good judgments in a particular area.
Example: "The discussion was primarily about the acumen displayed by the team in navigating complex challenges."
Alternatives: "regarding the insight" or "concerning the expertise".
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Helen Coster traveled to Bahawalpur, Pakistan to report her cover story about the Acumen Funds Jacqueline Novogratz.
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I mean, that whole part about John McCain lacking the acumen to run a company sure made sense to America, didn't it?
Murdoch and his pal have alleged malfeasance and fraud against One.Tel, but the investment debacle raised concerns about the investing acumen of the two heirs.
"Even if you get nothing from it, what you have is a story you can share [with future employers] about the money acumen you picked up through fundraising".
A father, skeptical about the financial acumen of a child, instead of bequeathing the money directly, gives it to another child with instructions to use it in the best interests of the first child.
She clearly misjudged the acumen of plants.
The acumen has not made them loveable.
and the Acumen Fund (New York City).
He has the smarts, the political acumen, the stomach.
Researchers have also found that no matter what new detail they unearth about pig acumen, the public reaction is the same.
The Knicks would like to talk about basketball, about D'Antoni's acumen and the chance to improve on a 23-59 record and maybe, just maybe, make a run at the playoffs.
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