The phrase "about the discrepancies between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or inconsistencies between two or more items, concepts, or data points.
Example: "The report focuses on the discrepancies between the two studies and their findings."
Alternatives: "regarding the differences between" or "concerning the inconsistencies between".
Guy Domville was still too long and he knew that there was disquiet among the actors about the discrepancies between act one and act two.
Michael T. McRaith, director of the Illinois Department of Insurance, said his staff "shares the concern" about the discrepancies between the premiums.
Asked about the discrepancies between her affidavit and the Web site, Ms. Wang replied in an e-mail: "We do not have our own factory, the two factories in the Web site means our cooperate facotories.
When asked about the discrepancies between press statements and public documents, Ms. Hoo did not directly address the issue, but rather alluded to the mayor's maneuver to run for a third term in 2009.
This is a book about sex, about the intricate relations between men and women, about changing images of masculinity, about the discrepancies between a superstar's public role and private life, about what can happen to a man who is universally perceived as having power over women.
In other words, you can try to make the argument that this data alone can't paint a complete picture about the discrepancies between the two stores.
Further, understanding of mutual responsiveness appears highly demanding in its optimism about resolving the discrepancies between stakeholder needs and perspectives.
Yesterday, a spokeswoman for the city's Law Department declined to comment when asked about the discrepancy between the testimony and Mr. Safir's claims four years ago.
After the hearing, I asked Kublu about the discrepancy between his angry words about cruise ships at the planning commission and his employment by those same ships.
No explanation is given about the discrepancy between the sum total, vaguely stated as 320 to 400, and the detailed items, which precisely add up to 400.
