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The phrase "about the terminology and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific terms or language related to a particular subject or field.
Example: "In our meeting, we will focus on clarifying about the terminology and ensuring everyone understands the key concepts."
Alternatives: "regarding the terminology and" or "concerning the terminology and".
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Learning outcomes were measured by means of a verbal factual knowledge test about the terminology and visuospatial details and a pictorial recognition test about the dynamic processes.
She says we all have a responsibility to think about the terminology and language we use, but it doesn't distract her.
The book is also attractive to travellers and people keen on nature who want to know about the terminology and origin of the landforms they encounter in their trips.
While there is generally high inter-rater reliability on the diagnosis of PDDs and commonality of concepts across experts, some differences persist between nomenclatures about the terminology and precise operationalized criteria of PDDs.
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But what are the terminology and various methods about?
The company is hypersensitive about the terminology on the site and in the office: Users don't "input" or "submit" information, they "share" it.
Political pundits have bickered back and forth about the terminology.
His reaction: "I don't know if I am saying the right thing, not sure about the terminology, but I think this looks chic and resort-y".
Some respondents were confused about the terminology as they tended to understand that the tool was 'rapid' and was meant for accelerating the ethical review process.
We added pictures to the sports and recreational section, since there were numerous misunderstandings about the terminology.
There is truth to that claim — though there is debate about the terminology.
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