The phrase "an answer regarding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to refer to a response or information related to a specific topic or question.
Example: "I am looking for an answer regarding the project's timeline and deliverables."
Alternatives: "a response about" or "information concerning".
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"A while back you had an answer regarding sent-off physios, but I recall only one in your answer," writes Walter Flynn.
Nevertheless, as no control group has yet been included, these preliminary results do not provide an answer regarding the effectiveness of this cognitive training program in improving the cognitive and driving performances of older drivers.
Wrote one Polish reporter, Rafał Badowski, "Zotrax first promised an answer regarding this matter on the August 5 but then Zotrax PR lead Marcin Niedzielski told me that the company is analyzing their confidentiality agreements [with Dell] after which time they can comment further, probably in the first half of next week".
Bush pushed Bauer for an answer regarding Eric's "True Blood" fate, but she stood her ground.
Kracov said he expects an answer regarding the injunction request in the next two or three months.
But Wendy Norvelle, a spokeswoman for the IMB, said an affirmative answer regarding the practice would no longer lead to automatic disqualification.
In the current academic debate, it is undisputed that a solution or a suitable answer regarding the challenge of global warming can only be found through utilizing the asset of human knowledge (see Carayannis and Campbell [2010], p. 42; Bhaskar [2010], p. 1).
A fellow Tea Party-backed Senate candidate, Alaska's Joe Miller, gave an evasive answer regarding the Palin-for-President scenario on Fox news last month, which drew an irate email from Palin's husband, Todd, uncovered this week.
However, due to the possibility of retrospective interference effects caused by the presence of an experimenter, a study in which the experimental manipulations are conducted using an automated procedure might be necessary to provide a definite answer regarding whether the 'guilty look' is shown outside of a scolding event and if so, which cues trigger this specific behaviour in dogs.
The narrative effect is a timely research question and a definitive answer regarding its value could save considerable time and funds down the line for other designers and researchers.
