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The phrase "about the weaknesses of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing the shortcomings or flaws of a particular subject, person, or thing.
Example: "In her presentation, she focused on the weaknesses of the current marketing strategy and proposed several improvements."
Alternatives: "regarding the shortcomings of" or "concerning the flaws of".
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He was unsparing about the weaknesses of Cocteau, a friend he in some respects found impressive.
But it doesn't dispel concerns about the weaknesses of the nation's vehicle safety regulation.
But Mr Alexander's instincts about the weaknesses of campaigns tend to be sound.
In some ways, they are very different; and yet they're both about the weaknesses of war.
It had interesting things to say about the weaknesses of the EU single market, raising questions that deserve answers.
There, in 1856, she produced an acid essay about the weaknesses of current popular fiction, titled "Silly Novels by Lady Novelists".
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Ray Hartley, a political analyst, said Zuma's about-turn exposed the weaknesses of his leadership.
In one chapter Mr. Gladwell explains how the people who produced "Sesame Street" went about surmounting the weakness of television as a teaching medium.
Tells about the weakness of her identification of him.
Articles about the weakness of the regime and its brutal war with Iraq fill the papers.
In Facebook's shadow, there is also a persistent question about the weakness of Chinese innovation.
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