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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about the precautions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to specific safety measures or actions taken to prevent harm or risk.
Example: "Before we start the experiment, let's have a discussion about the precautions we need to take to ensure everyone's safety."
Alternatives: "regarding the precautions" or "concerning the precautions".
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They asked the executives about the precautions they were taking.
Tells about the precautions observed so that scalpers didn't get tickets.
Researchers should also be open about the precautions they take to prevent an unintended release, they said.
Peter Chadha, founder of DrPete Technology Experts, agreed, adding that you should provide clear instructions in your staff handbook about the precautions they should take.
To minimize the risk, the government technology gurus have made it impossible to forward e-mail messages from the president or to send him attachments, people informed about the precautions say.
Asked about the precautions at Battelle, which is to create the enhanced anthrax, Commander Brooks said security was "entirely suitable for all work already conducted and planned for Project Jefferson".
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I thought about all the precautions she'd taken before traveling: the vaccinations, the malaria pills, the treated mosquito netting.
But we can sympathise too with Tracey Brown, who argues not about the spirit of precaution, but its practice.
"There are no precautions to take because I had already taken all the precautions I knew about," he said.
After gathering the medical staffs in the primary care hospital, the investigators introduced the purpose of this survey and notified the precautions about the questionnaire.
He also seemed to gloat about the security precautions being taken in response to Sept. 11.
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