The phrase "about the bis" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of context and clarity.
Example: "I have some questions about the bis, but I'm not sure what you mean."
Alternatives: "regarding the bis" or "concerning the bis".
The information about the BI shell is useful for effective stimulation and leading to better production.
"We haven't heard anything about the bi-national airport," Filner said.
Since I got back from a trip to LA, I've been thinking about the bi-coastal difference in burgers.
All the pundits are talking about the bi-partisan agreement that we should force the insurance companies to sell insurance to everyone who wants to buy it.
Annie Hall (1977) -- Inveterate New Yorker Woody Allen's best film ever, with some hilariously dead-on insights about the bi-coastal dilemma: New York vs. Los Angeles.
I know I should've pressed her about the bi stuff is she or isn't she?—but she'd mentioned visiting France with her "lover" and I felt like she was being a little purposely mysterious, trying to make me super curious.
Little is known as yet about the BI-1 protein's functions in human liver diseases.
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David is asked about why the bi-partisan ethic that "politics ends at the water's edge" (see Reagan in Grenada, Bush initially in Afghanistan) has vanished with POTUS 44 as Republicans seem to race to cable news green rooms to denounce any move he makes during international conflicts.
He wrote four essays about movies for the bi-monthly magazine Horizon, in 1962-63, and they're featured in "There Is Simply Too Much to Think About," a new collection of Bellow's nonfiction, edited by Benjamin Taylor.
