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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about the sector of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific area or field of interest, typically in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The report provides insights about the sector of renewable energy and its future prospects."
Alternatives: "regarding the field of" or "concerning the area of".
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Rahim Kanani: As you look ahead into the next decade, what worries you the most about the sector of social entrepreneurship?
In the 2005 census, pharmacists were asked about the sector of their main job (11.6% said they had two or more jobs in different sectors).
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That was four years ago, and the former prime minister was talking to me about the sectors of society in which he felt people of African or African Caribbean heritage were most conspicuous by their absence.
I'm very concerned about the technology sector of the market, which is about a 20% weighting within the S&P 500 and close to 24% of the Russell Growth Index.
That brings me to a discussion about the northeast sector of the puzzle, which was where I had the most trouble.
Banks led the rout in Japan amid concerns about the sector in an environment of negative interest rates.
With so many misconceptions about the sector, what is the reality of working in social care?
"The pace and self-absorption may mean a lack of reflection about the sector itself.
The bills have enormous bipartisan support in both chambers, and the backing of just about every sector of the horse industry as well as the veterinary community.
The interactive charts below contain information about the sectors, salaries and locations of YSPH graduates over the last five years.
Acclimatise's Firth is wary about accusing the private sector of not taking the threat of sea-level rises seriously.
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