The phrase "about these projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific projects that have been previously mentioned or are currently being discussed.
Example: "I would like to share my thoughts about these projects during the meeting tomorrow."
Alternatives: "regarding these projects" or "concerning these projects".
Mr. Thomas spoke passionately about these projects.
"The hardest thing about these projects is logistics.
"The idea of dorkbot was to reach people who had nowhere to talk about these projects," Repetto says.
Speaking about these projects, Mr. Greilsammer came across as committed to his convictions and astute about the state of classical music.
To find out more about these projects, we spoke to Patrick Söderlund, once CEO of Dice, and now executive vice president of EA Studios.
"The nice thing about these projects is they meld a business proposition with the better good of the community," Mr. Petrucci said.
She estimates there are about 35 of these projects already completed in Hanoi, with as many as 200 more at different stages in the pipeline.
He said it was necessary for the government to think innovatively about how these projects could be financed.
With a mandate for these proposals provided by his victory, Lee set about executing these projects, especially the symbolic Cheonggyecheon Stream, as quickly as possible – a zeal that got people referring to him as "Bulldozer".
And there are those who will argue, with some justification, that the plan for Governors Island is part of a larger, continuing process of gentrification in New York City that raises its own questions about whom these projects ultimately serve.
"There's been a great shift in thinking in recent years about how these projects should look," said Steve E. Ryniewicz of FitzGerald Associates, designer of Parkside and one of the architecture firms working on Park Boulevard.
