The phrase "about the cps" is correct and usable in written English, assuming "cps" is defined in the context.
You can use it when discussing topics related to "cps," which could refer to various subjects depending on the context, such as "characters per second" or "child protective services."
Example: "The report provides detailed information about the cps and its impact on community safety."
Alternatives: "regarding the cps" or "concerning the cps".
For additional information about the CPS, see the explanatory note for the household survey online at http://www.bls.gov/cps/eetech_methods.pdf.pdf
Concerns about the CPS cuts come as crown courts in England and Wales register a rise in the number of trials failing because of basic administrative errors.
The Director of Public Prosecutions, Keir Starmer, contradicted Yates's claims about the CPS advice when he appeared before the home affairs committee earlier this month.
Will the politics editor pitch a story about the CPS reviewing the Tories' electoral spending, during an election Osborne masterminded, amid growing evidence of serious electoral fraud?
Field regularly asked students in the course to collaborate on archival projects about the CP-1 scientists, work that highlighted for Field a decline in awareness of nuclear risks in the ensuing decades, perhaps now mitigated by tensions with North Korea.
That requires that something informative is said about the cp-clauses, and more generally, leads us back to the problems discussed in the previous sections (see Hüttemann 2014 for a recent defence of the dispositionalist approach to cp-laws; Ward 2009 provides a critical discussion).
However, there is only limited information available about the cp genomic sequences of coniferous species, with the complete cp genome nucleotide sequences of only two species of pine, Pinus thunbergii [ 9] and Pinus koraiensis [ 10] in the family Pinaceae, having been determined.
A slight variation of the melting temperature (about 1°C) and the Cp values (about 1Cp) was observed, depending on the HIV-1 subtypes and on the type of initial sample (EDTA whole blood or culture supernatant).
It relies on information about the CWP, the CP in the upper regions, and the cloud top height (CTH).
M. coronatus has much smaller reproductive organs during breeding (Fig. 1a, b): their testes are on average 10% of the size of testes of other Malurus (range: 6 – 18%; Fig. 1b) and cloacal protuberances (CP; the site of sperm storage) in breeding males (57.4 ± 3.6 mm, n = 40) are on average about half of the CP size of other fairy-wrens (28 – 87%; Fig. 1a).
This work extends further what is known about the mouse CP transcriptome through a microarray analysis of CP tissue from normal mice under physiological conditions.
