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The phrase "about the expense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to costs or financial matters related to a specific subject or situation.
Example: "We need to have a meeting to talk about the expense of the new project and how it will impact our budget."
Alternatives: "regarding the cost" or "concerning the expenditure".
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What about the expense?
They complain about the expense.
"The parents complain about the expense.
Tells about the expense of staying at the Grand Wailea.
GAZETTE: Let's talk about the expense side of the ledger.
Business folk complain about the expense and wrangling involved in securing work visas.
Investors have long been concerned about the expense of dealing with past-due mortgages.
I remember I was excited, but very worried about the expense.
They also worried about the expense if they had to stay additional days.
But what about the expense of conducting interviews with a large sample of customers?
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He also pointed out that when he did release the video, he did it in a "humorous" way – it's presented as spoof in nature, about the "expense-claiming MP" in his native habitat rather than as a hostile exposé.
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