The phrase "about what best" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to discuss preferences or optimal choices, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I am uncertain about what best suits our needs."
Alternatives: "what is best" or "what works best".
There's plenty of debate about what best practice truly means and what they are because, well, debate is what humanitarians do.
Instead of dictating demands to other countries, shouldn't we be talking to them, learning about and trying to understand their perspective, and then making informed decisions about what best serves the national security interests of the United States?
For over 22 years Arthur, devotedly civic-minded, extraordinarily generous and passionate in his convictions about what best served the people of New York, believed in the theater as a civilizing force and a keystone of the city's claim to cultural eminence.
I ask, without exception, "Who are your best customers?" We talk about what "best" means: greatest revenue, greatest margins, customers you've learned the most from?
"Like most newspapers, The Post often rethinks, refines and rewrites headlines from one edition to the next based on its own internal discussions about what best captures the nature of a story.
Every local solution, successful research project, or advocacy effort has the potential to influence the thinking of decision-makers about what best supports young children and their families.
Emmys Monday's talk was all about who wore what best at the awards show this year.
This is not about what is best for George W. Bush or what is best for Al Gore.
SMEs, through their work of curation, are in the best position to frame initial hypotheses about what works best in learning.
Remember, this is not about what's best for you, this is about what's best for them.
"This election is not about what's best for Brentford, it's about what's best for the whole country," she said.
