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The phrase "about the claims" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to specific assertions or statements made in a particular context, such as legal, academic, or general discussions.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about the claims made by the witnesses during the trial."
Alternatives: "regarding the claims" or "concerning the claims".
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What about the claims against eating wheat?
He is sceptical about the claims made for differentiated service.
But what about the claims of political collusion?
But some scientists are cautious about the claims.
It asks you to be as sceptical about the claims you like as you are about the claims you dislike.
Whereas we confidently expect this to continue, paradoxically, there is growing scepticism about the claims of new science.
I asked Dr Church about the claims from Harris and Carter.
What about the claims that such an approach seems to endorse dangerous behaviour?
Saudi Arabia, which shares its southern border with Yemen, has not commented about the claims.
PinkNews took the decision not to print a story about the claims".
FIFA, football's global governing body, has expressed "serious doubts" about the claims.
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