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The phrase "about the declared" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing something that has been officially stated or announced, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The report was primarily about the declared intentions of the organization regarding future projects."
Alternatives: "concerning the stated" or "regarding the announced".
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Hart's reëntry into the race inevitably set off more speculation about a brokered Convention — a topic that was already in the air, because of the lack of excitement about the declared candidates.
Most of us heard about the declared bankruptcy of GM but it was the tale of AIG* trying to recapture their charitable endowment for executive salaries and bonuses that peaked my interest the most.
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"This change will definitely bring about the opposite of the declared goal.
"This change will definitely bring about the opposite to the declared objective.
About 58%% of the declared ecosystems are from host-associated environments, and of those, the largest group is human-associated genomes (Table 2).
What this campaign "is all about," he declared, was the economic disparity between the haves and the have-nots, and he vowed that he would "fight" to create jobs and "fight" for universal health care.
That is what my leadership is about!" he declared, as if the very thought cried to the heavens for vengeance.
"I don't care about the traffic," declared Femi Johnson, a cab driver trapped by the protesters.
Bratton, in the past few days, has done two things about the slowdown: declared that it was real — not some statistical or seasonal artifact — and that it was over.
"He was just a like a young mule, could do anything about the place," declared one employer.
I am about to declare the all-clear when there's a noise — a kind of thud, as if a person had collided with the sofa.
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