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The phrase "about these causes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to specific reasons or factors related to a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about these causes and their impact on the environment."
Alternatives: "regarding these factors" or "concerning these reasons".
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Mr Chávez is unenthusiastic about these causes.
"Maybe it wasn't so in fashion to be thinking about these causes before, but it's almost been forced," she said.
"There was a feeling that everyone was talking about these causes and no one was doing anything".
Then write an analysis about the news coverage about these causes and whether the organizations you found would appreciate or question this particular news coverage.
The "Related works" section of this paper presents more details about these causes, taking the related works into account.
"I think it's wonderful celebrities would choose to spend their time or energy or the spotlight that they have to raise awareness about these causes.
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The three major categories provided us robust information about the contribution of these causes of deaths to changes in G 0 over time.
These four factors he terms the four causes (aitiai): For a broad range of cases, Aristotle implicitly makes twin claims about these four causes: (i) a complete explanation requires reference to all four; and (ii) once such reference is made, no further explanation is required.
But "The Organization Man" isn't about these root causes.
The more we can understand about these potential causes, the better advice we can give on near-term climate from a month out to about a year ahead".
Reading about these dynasties causes me to wonder to what depths the United States has sunk.
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