The phrase "about this criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to a specific standard or principle that is being evaluated or considered.
Example: "We need to gather more information about this criterion before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "regarding this standard" or "concerning this guideline".
–How has thinking about this criterion changed in recent years?
The criterion we will use is the maximization of the conditional expectation of the joint likelihood of both observed samples,, and missing data, (see [11] for details about this criterion).
Our reasons about this criterion are directly related with the following Reviewer's comment and our answer.
Editorial independence scored 0 because none of the guidelines provided any information about this criterion, as well as not for stakeholder involvement and applicability in most guidelines.
Of the 75 dose responses, only 38 (50.6%) would have satisfied the alternative quantitative criterion, suggesting that this criterion is about twice as rigorous as the other two criteria.
Although the U.S. Food and Drug Administration allows a 20% error for glucose meters, questions have been raised about the appropriateness of this criterion (138).
Although the FDA allows a ±20% error for glucose meters, questions about the appropriateness of this criterion have been raised (388).
Candor about this second criterion will result in a more fair and transparent justiciability jurisprudence.
The school board made no bones about this; the criterion was colour.The Bush administration made the case a cause célèbre for an obvious reason: it exposed all the drawbacks of racial preferences, which the Republicans have long wished to dismantle.
The interested reader can refer to [3], pages 719 and 720, for more details about this robustness criterion.
The cases without a legally required written report is a more frequent problem and may be due to the lack of knowledge about this legal criterion and a lack of legal control mechanisms to ascertain that a written report is made.
