The phrase "about those factors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific elements or considerations related to a topic or issue.
Example: "We need to gather more information about those factors before making a decision."
Alternatives: "regarding those elements" or "concerning those aspects".
Runs are added to maximize a Bayesian D-optimality criterion to increase the information gained about those factors.
Less is known about those factors which young people believe facilitate help-seeking.
Thus, it should provide psychiatrists with reliable and up-to-date information about those factors associated with different management patterns of BD.
Subsequently, the influential factors need to be analyzed to determine how relevant information about those factors should be collected (e.g., in real-time or through surveys before an outbreak), accessed, retrieved, and translated into the final model parameter values.
Program developers need to be informed about those factors that help determine whether lessons and material may be effective, e.g., whether they incorporate the language and ideas of contemporary youth regarding such subjects as drugs.
It also includes the volitional technique of supportive/ facilitative planning, whereby the participant is encouraged to identify what factors support increased walking, and make plans to bring about those factors [ 14].
Or maybe about all those factors and more.
They talked about all those factors, which are important, but they rarely or if at all talked about his faith.
To achieve improved risk-adjusted returns, ESG ratings, rankings, and indexes must rate companies on material factors, and be transparent about what those factors are.
This experiment was not designed to test specific hypotheses about how those factors or others may influence the distribution of reads in a metagenomic survey.
A one-spade rebid would leave partner wondering about both of those factors.
