The phrase "about what measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific actions or steps that are being considered or implemented in a particular context.
Example: "We need to have a conversation about what measures we can take to improve our team's performance."
Alternatives: "regarding which measures" or "concerning what actions".
They are studiously non-committal about what measures this might involve.
During the debate in the Senate, federal officials will no doubt face questions about what measures they are planning to stop fraud.
"We will assess all the data in coming weeks and we stand ready to act," he said, without offering many clues about what measures he might have in mind.
This school will wonder about what measures should be taken against a priest who committed a serious offense long ago but who has repented, reformed and given decades of irreproachable service.
Randolph M. McLaughlin of Pace University Law School in White Plains said the debate in the coming weeks about what measures were necessary to protect the country might be the last meaningful debate on the issue.
The military's involvement in civilian law enforcement without the oversight of the civilian judiciary, as outlined in this declaration, is a recipe for abuse and impunity, and it sends a terrifying signal about what measures may be in the works when it comes to dealing with future protests against military rule".
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The fifth question was about the prevention of MTCT; 'What measures do you know for the prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission?'.
This is largely because the ending of measures has not been accompanied by a clear statement about what improved measures will be put in place".
Researchers have to make decisions about what to measure, which microenvironment to measure in, where exactly to measure within each microenvironment, which methods to employ, and at what time point(s) to measure.
Moreover, aircraft are modified and get changed over the years, so safety measures may have changed since you last flew and you need to be up-to-date about what safety measures exist now.
