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The phrase "about the goals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives, aims, or targets in various contexts, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "In our meeting, we will focus on the strategies about the goals we set for this quarter."
Alternatives: "regarding the objectives" or "concerning the aims".
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Be explicit about the goals.
But it's not even about the goals.
"He can't do anything about the goals," said Solskjaer.
Despite his groaning over the exercise, he was excited about the goals of Seligman's course.
By then, though, none of the players and coaches were thinking about the goals.
"I congratulate him for the brace but it's not just about the goals," said Spalletti.
"People will talk about the goals but beyond that he was phenomenal too," Zidane said.
It was not even about the goals, though they were excellent.
To learn more about the goals of the Energy UROP program, please visit energy.mit.edu/urop.edu/urop
They have desires about the goals that they're trying to achieve.
PowEnds = Power Ends, 30 words about the goals of the power process.
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