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The phrase "about what constitutes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the definition or criteria of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The debate was primarily about what constitutes a successful leader in today's business environment."
Alternatives: "regarding what defines" or "concerning what makes up".
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Questions about what constitutes capital are posed and discussed.
You become indiscriminate about what constitutes a threat.
I reject the old paradigm about what constitutes terrible behavior.
But there is much dispute about what constitutes a sighting.
But there is also an issue about what constitutes leadership.
Reasonable people, of course, can disagree about what constitutes "enough".
There are scientific disputes about what constitutes genetically altered foods.
Standards differ about what constitutes a valid vote.
Our ideas about what constitutes a good holiday vary considerably.
Moreover, there is no consensus about what constitutes a meaningful benchmark.
Despite this importance and widespread usage, basic questions remain about what constitutes a trophic cascade.
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