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The phrase "about these propositions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to specific ideas, statements, or arguments that have been previously mentioned or are being considered.
Example: "The committee had a lengthy discussion about these propositions before reaching a decision."
Alternatives: "regarding these propositions" or "concerning these propositions".
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Chisholm thinks that we may understand the principles of logic to be about these propositions.
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Consider the N propositions each of which states, for a given pixel, that that pixel is lit; let the Y-facts be the facts about which of these propositions are true.
Both of these proposition are about knowledge itself, or, more precisely, about different kinds of knowledge.
Judgments about the propositions were made on the strength of the qualitative data arising from the projects.
Judgments about these facts express propositions, and so they can be true or false, but these judgment do not necessarily motivate.
Each contributed about $1 million for Proposition 36's passage.
Let the X-facts be the facts about which propositions of these latter two sorts are true.
The companies declined to comment about the proposition.
There is nothing controversial about this proposition, which economists from the time of Adam Smith have acknowledged.
As you can see, of those who responded, about a quarter said they were "uncertain" about the proposition.
Depending on what else it signifies, different verdicts about the proposition are appropriate.
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